Examples of using Regarding article in English and their translations into Arabic
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Regarding article 112, the Italian Government was in fact proposing that the Statute should be opened for signature on 18 July 1998.
Regarding article 10, she supported option 1 in both paragraph 1 and paragraph 2.
His delegation was still engaged in consultations regarding article 10; option 2 might be acceptable if its drafting were improved.
Regarding article 5 quater, option 2 was clearly preferable,
Regarding article 8 of the Convention, he said that the constituent republics of the Commonwealth of Independent States were currently drafting an extradition convention.
Regarding article 4 of the Convention, members of the Committee wished to receive further information on the penalization of acts of torture.
Regarding article 13 of the Convention, clarification was sought as to the authority competent to conduct inquiries into complaints against the police.
A decision that the special arrangements regarding article IV of the Financial Regulations of the United Nations, as set out in paragraph 33 above, be applied to ONUSAL.
Regarding article 14, the Committee said that no derogation whatsoever from any of its provisions was possible.
Regarding article 14, the Committee declared that article 16,
Regarding article IV of the Supplementary Agreement, the following provisions have been agreed between the United Nations and the Carnegie Foundation and are proposed to be included.
Regarding article 32 of the Convention, please see response to recommendation 148.4.
Regarding article 10, statistics were requested on the number of girls attending middle schools and universities.
Regarding article 4, cases such as those described in this article do not occur in the State of Qatar;
Regarding article 33 of the Convention, Belgium already had a structure which brought together the federal Government and regional authorities to address disability issues.
Regarding article 11, the Committee takes note of the complainant ' s argument that he benefited from no legal safeguards during his interrogation.
Regarding article 40 of the Personal Status Law, a wife ' s need of her husband ' s consent in order to leave the house was based on cultural practice.
Regarding article 11, she wished to know whether the parental leave policy extended to men.
Regarding article 23, Malta reiterates its position in favour of a flexible jurisdictional regime.
Regarding article 17, new legislation would allow the authorities to conduct medical examinations of persons suspected of having concealed dangerous drugs inside the body.