Examples of using Reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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as this historic tool no longer served its intended purpose as a document of reference.
which provided for the prohibition of discrimination, contained no reference to the prohibition of racial discrimination and requested clarification in that regard.
Option 2, on the other hand, would not exclude the possibility of reference by the Assembly of States Parties of a dispute over the interpretation
These terms shall be governed by and constructed in accordance with the laws of India without reference to conflict of laws principles and disputes arising in
Inter alia, we wish to draw attention to the reference to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the emphasis on the machinery for cooperation between the parties to the Treaties of Tlatelolco, Rarotonga, Bangkok and Pelindaba.
At the sixth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, a number of delegations expressed concern that the reference to“the use of force” in this provision might serve as an authorization or encouragement to use force.
We hope that the Alliance of Civilizations will become a reference framework for States,
In several countries, the provisions of the Convention and those protocols have already served as the reference guide for law reform and have offered a framework for the formulation of regional and national anti-trafficking action plans.
Mr. TELL(France) said that the reference to" the law" in the first sentence of paragraph 4 should be clarified, since the rules chosen by the parties to arbitration proceedings were subject only to the mandatory rules of procedural law.
with regard to draft article 6, paragraph(6), that while his delegation would have preferred a reference to" conflict of interest", it did not see a need to amend the current text.
The registry identifies those mandates that have been renewed in the past five years and also includes those mandates issued since September 2000 for reference purposes so that the membership may see the totality of mandates.
was a useful and necessary tool which served not only as a reference book but also as a road map for Governments as they engaged their diaspora for development purposes.
The Chief of the Defence Force has established an external women ' s reference group to present alternative and innovative strategies and options to break down current barriers to women joining and continuing to serve in the Australian Defence Force.
terms of reference of an office-wide gender evaluation have been developed and a reference group created to guide the process.
Dynamics is the branch of applied mathematics(specifically classical mechanics) concerned with the study of forces and torques and their effect on motion, as opposed to kinematics, which studies the motion of objects without reference to these forces.
The representative of Italy made a statement in relation to article 6, paragraph 4. She expressed her firm opinion that the reference in this paragraph to“the representation of different forms of civilization” was unsuitable for the following reasons.
(a) In-house translation and quality control: translation and revision of documents, publications and official correspondence; quality control of in-house, off-site and contractual translations; provision of reference and terminology services to translators, interpreters and editors, including contractors;
discussions between development partners on a sector basis, without explicit reference to the Convention or the NAP.
Lithuania did not have a reservation to article 10 of the Convention, calling for the segregation of adults and minors, and that reference in the report did not argue for the interests of minors or mention exceptional circumstances.
Therefore, the actions of the Pact aim to implement the National Policy to Combat Human Trafficking, encourage the treatment of female victims in reference centers and support innovative projects in the field of preventing and combating trafficking in women.