Examples of using Set out in article in English and their translations into Arabic
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It clarified that each of the substantive rules set out in articles 2 to 6 was subject to the limited exceptions set out in article 7.
His delegation agreed in principle with the concept of full reparation set out in article 31.
On that date, 16 States 4/ became bound by the Agreement under the simplified procedure set out in article 5.
Commitments for subsequent five- year assessment periods shall be inscribed in Annex Z to this Protocol in accordance with the adjustment procedures set out in Article 14 of this Protocol.
Experience had also indicated the need for greater clarity about the principle of aid or assistance set out in article 16.
As set out in Article 16, it is proposed that the GMP be comprised of" rRegional" and" gGlobal" organizsational elements.
Belgium is responding to the requirements set out in article 9 of the Convention with regard to legislation on the question of nationality.
They both reflect and further develop the norms governing capital punishment set out in article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
However, exceptions to that rule, set out in article 15, including exceptions(c) and(d), should, if necessary,
The competence of the Prosecutor should relate only to the core crimes, as set out in article 5.
Upon such request Talent CRM will offer Subscriber a DPA meeting all requirements as set out in article 28 GDPR.
Another distinctive feature of a preliminary order was that it was subject to strict time limits as set out in article 17 quater.
This Convention shall be implemented in a mutually supportive manner with other relevant international instruments that do not conflict with its objective, as set out in Article 1.
(a) For the purpose of environmentally sound storage[of commodity mercury] as set out in Article 12;
(a) bis For the purpose of environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article 13; or.
export for the purpose of environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article 13; or.
other types of destruction are not subject to the prohibition set out in article 2.
Of course, that instrument did authorize certain derogations, but only within strict limits, as set out in article 4 thereof.
Also, a State not party to the Statute may decide to accept the jurisdiction of the Court, as set out in article 12(3) of the Rome Statute.