Examples of using Reservations in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Government of Finland therefore objects to the aforesaid general reservations made by the Government of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di- Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam to the Convention on the Rights of the Child which are considered to be inadmissible.
My delegation would like to appeal to all those States that have expressed strong reservations about the idea of a treaty and even opposition
Mr. Flinterman said that the matters of States parties ' reservations, extraterritoriality and the linkage between article 9 and other articles of the Covenant should all
That may not however be the case for reservations which seek to exclude
With regard to the proposal for the establishment of an observatory on reservations to treaties, her delegation did not think that such an undertaking was feasible in the context of the United Nations,
The method of distinguishing between reservations and interpretative declarations could follow the model set out in articles 31
he said that the Commission had rightly decided in 1966 to refuse to grant exceptional treatment(lex specialis) for reservations to certain kinds of treaties.
On 15 February 1995, the Government of Rwanda issued a decree which lifted, with immediate effect, any reservations previously entered by Rwanda to any of the international human rights instruments to which it was a party.
Finally, many of these States ' declarations were accompanied by reservations and limitations which set certain categories of disputes apart
Although OIC regretted the comments and reservations of the delegation of Myanmar concerning paragraphs 5,
Accession to the Convention had raised a debate in the country and although accession was accompanied by reservations, it should be seen as a step towards social and normative developments leading to withdrawal of the reservations. .
A reference was made to the Second Protocol to the Hague Convention of 1954 on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict which was adopted in March 1999 and which does allow reservations.
The Working Group took note of the proposals contained in the report of the Secretary-General(E/CN.17/1996/3), which it considered with interest, although it expressed a number of reservations and also suggested additional recommendations for the consideration of the Commission.
A state's position with regard to the seven major United Nations conventions; the eight major International Labour Organization conventions pertaining to human rights; pertinent regional agreements and similar declarations, as well as the state's reservations on UN conventions.
It called on the Cuban authorities to ratify those covenants without any reservations contrary to their purpose and spirit, to keep any declarations and reservations to a minimum, and to fully honour their obligations under the covenants.
Specific reservations.
Late reservations.
Eight reservations.
Permissible reservations Established reservations. .
Invalid reservations.
