Examples of using Relates not in English and their translations into Arabic
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This relates not only to the need for better and more accurate crime data, but also on information-- wherever possible-- which can be obtained through greater transparency of the information on legal transfers for example, as well as information on collected and destroyed firearms.
The claim of the Australian Trade Commission for rent paid on the Commission's offices in Baghdad relates not only to payments made in respect of the seven months of the occupation of Kuwait, but also for rent paid up to the expiry of the sublease in March 1992.
In relation to the State involvement requirement, the Special Rapporteur notes that the prohibition against torture relates not only to public officials, such as law enforcement agents in the strictest sense, but may apply to doctors, health professionals and social workers, including those working in private hospitals, other institutions and detention centres.
Today, global governance relates not only to concerns about peace, security and political self-determination. Importantly, global governance embraces such imperatives as the elimination of hunger, disease and ignorance; administering a stable and robust international financial system; and ensuring fair trade, adequate shelter and the preservation of our very delicate environment.
In this connection the Committee recalls its general comment No. 20(1992) on the prohibition of torture and cruel treatment or punishment in which it states that the right protected in article 7 of the Covenant relates not only to acts that cause physical pain but also to acts that cause mental suffering.
With regard to the alleged violation of the right to equality before the law, as provided for in article 26 of the Covenant, the Committee notes that the complaint relates not to one case in particular,
It was said above that under international law standards the reason why lethal force may be used during arrest relates not so much to the fact that a crime has been committed, but rather to the danger posed by the suspect, which ties in with the weighing process that lies at the heart of the proportionality requirement.
guarantee of article 14, paragraph 3(c), relates not only to the time by which a trial should commence, but also the time by which it should end and judgement be rendered; all stages must take place" without undue delay".
paragraph 3(c), relates not only to the time by which a trial should commence,
In relation to the authors ' claim under article 14, paragraph 3(c), it may be noted that the right of the accused to be tried without undue delay relates not only to the time between the formal charging of the accused and the time by which a trial should commence, but also the time until the final judgment on appeal.
The normative content of the rights to water and sanitation can be determined in terms of the criteria of availability(referring to sufficient water for personal and domestic use, or sufficient sanitation facilities), quality(including safety), acceptability(including cultural acceptability), accessibility and affordability(see E/C.12/2002/11, para. 53, and A/HRC/12/24, paras. 69-80). The notion of progressive realization relates not only to progressively achieving universal access to water and sanitation, but also to meeting these standards.
This principle relates not only to State structures, but also to political parties and voluntary associations.
It relates not only to public security, the fight against crime and crime prevention, but also to issues of health, social, youth and family policy.
Research on migration relates not only to the migration process
The protection of“home” relates not only to dwellings
The goal is to continue to expand awareness of this worldwide phenomenon and draw attention to how it relates not only to violence against women but also to corruption.
The concept of" control" in this context is complicated since it relates not only to the structure of company ownership but also to the extent to which owners actually exercise their rights.
This relates not only to the development of the law,
The damage caused relates not only to the industry in question
we believe that the problem with the thematic debates relates not to the encroachment by the Council on the purview of other organs