Examples of using Required further study in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Special Rapporteur ' s position that the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, while not expressly authorizing objections with" intermediate effect", did not prohibit them, could be supported, but raised many questions that required further study.
Given the wide range of views on the topic among States, his delegation hoped that the Working Group would complete its task of identifying those points on which there was consensus and those that required further study and consultation.
although the situation in the tropics was less clear and required further study.
The remark was made that, although State practice and the various crime suppression conventions provided considerable support for the principles of responsibility and punishment reflected in article 3, concepts like" attempt" involved complex legal and technical questions that required further study.
The Commission at its fifty-fifth session, held in August 2002, noted the substantial number of inter-related items which required further study before substantive proposals for reform could be formulated.
the view that the relationship between the United Nations treaties on outer space, other space-related bilateral and multilateral agreements and the space assets protocol was a very complex issue that required further study.
Pakistan, on behalf of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, supported the intervention of the Africa Group and expressed appreciation to the Chairperson-Rapporteur for sharing his thoughts, noting that the summary required further study.
the view had been expressed that the appropriateness of establishing a regime based on that principle required further study.
it was clear that the drafting of definitions for use by the court required further study.
s proposal to reduce the period for circulation of specific job openings from 60 to 45 days as a means of speeding up the recruitment process required further study and elaboration.
The arrangement adopted for the financing of UNOMSA required further study and her delegation was prepared at the appropriate time to discuss how similar operations should be financed in the future.
At the same time, his delegation realized that certain issues required further study and that the implementation of a number of measures, not to mention the development of a new management culture, would require even greater efforts.
of draft article 10, and its relationship with draft article 5, required further study.
As noted above, the General Assembly considered proposals to elaborate a convention on the rights of persons with disabilities at its forty-second(1987) and forty-fourth(1989) sessions, but decided that the issue required further study.
the General Assembly ' s working groups in dealing with legal issues pertaining to reform of the United Nations required further study.
In the view of those representatives, while the question of groundwaters unrelated to surface waters of international watercourses required further study, some of the general principles laid down in the draft articles could usefully be applied by States in regulating
On the specific issue of design of modalities for an intergovernmental participation of the World Trade Organization in the financing for development process, most speakers were of the view that the matter required further study and consideration on the part of World Trade Organization members, especially given the sui generis, contractual nature of the organization.
was available on abuses against women in those categories, including violence; that entire issue required further study including with regard to States which had ratified relevant international instruments but in which systematic violation of women ' s rights continued.
of the Professional and higher categories, his delegation had noted the Commission's conclusions with respect to the comparator civil service, narrower margins for higher categories, the treatment of expatriates and post adjustment, and it shared the Commission's view that some related questions required further study.
At that time it was indicated that the matter required further study with regard to both the financial and administrative aspects and the appropriate interpretation of the legal authority available to me for satisfying the requirements of resolution 1483(2003), in which the Council called for the termination of the ongoing operations of the oil-for-food programme.