Examples of using Potential application in English and their translations into Arabic
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For more detailed analysis on uncertainty and management reference points the reader is referred to the paper prepared by FAO for the present Conference on" Reference points for fisheries management: their potential application to straddling and highly migratory resources"(A/CONF.164/INF/9).
Using chemical or electrochemical method can enable the synthesis of polythiophene, and having a conductivity of 2 ~ 10.6 × 103S/m after doping, and thus is a kind of conductive polymer materials of potential application.
contestation with regard to their potential application, the principles should be interpreted in favour of members of minorities as bearers of rights
Similarly, draft article 29 had too broad a potential application and should reflect the presumption that a State did not as a general rule incur international responsibility for the act of an international organization of which it was a member.
Techniques that were studied for potential application to the dismantlement phase included chain-of-custody(e.g. tags and seals; remote monitoring; item tracking; portal monitoring) and inspection techniques(e.g. non-destructive analysis; material control and accountancy;
The commentaries to the draft articles on responsibility of international organizations were extremely important in order to clarify the potential application of the draft articles to the myriad cases that might arise.
For the above reasons the Committee concludes that in the significant areas described above the bases and potential application of the legislation which is the subject of this opinion are not in conformity with international law.
I encourage the United Nations, Member States, international and regional organizations, non-governmental organizations and representatives of industry to engage in further dialogue on these emerging technologies and their potential application in conflict, post-conflict and crisis settings.
In Germany, the Federal Administrative Court in 2005 reversed a disciplinary action against a major in the German armed forces who had refused to work on a software programme that had potential application in the Iraq conflict.
The support of the international community for a Darfur peace agreement will also depend on a number of factors, including its broad consistency with the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the Interim National Constitution and respect for the constitutional arrangements worked out for the southern Sudan; its potential application to other conflict areas in the country, such as eastern Sudan; and the inclusion of measures to effectively enforce a permanent ceasefire in Darfur.
Risk Avoidance Services- Identify and resolve potential application and technology stack issues before they happen.
The main disadvantage to shippers and consignees is the potential application of article 82 on volume contracts.
The importance of new technologies, such as remote sensing, and their wide potential application for developing countries.
Another potential application is the detection of toxic chemicals, and the measurement of their concentrations, in the environment.
A number of biophysical and socioeconomic indicators have been identified, with a view to their potential application at the country and regional levels.
The presentation sessions enabled participants to learn about the potential application of satellite remote sensing and other space-based technologies for sustainable development in mountain areas.
Resistance by public administrators and managers in this regard was often due to a lack of understanding of the potential application and use of information and communications technology.
We also encourage further discussion within the international community to ensure that the lessons learned and the mechanisms developed in one tribunal are examined for potential application to others.
The identification of interesting genetic resources came from: incidental observation(basic research); and directed research-- bioprospecting for something interesting even when its potential application was not known.