Examples of using Should in principle in English and their translations into Arabic
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The core of the message is that while detention is often a feature of asylum/migration systems, the detention of asylum seekers should in principle be avoided and used only in exceptional circumstances.
The Working Group considered a proposed draft provision, according to which arbitrators and appointing authorities should in principle be granted immunity or limitation of liability for their acts or omissions in connection with the arbitration, except in the case of" conscious and deliberate wrongdoing".
For those Parties which were due to submit the first communication in 1996, an update of this communication was to be submitted by the same date; second national communications by Parties with economies in transition should in principle be submitted not later than.
While acknowledging that a crime scene should in principle be preserved" at least till a detailed search and thorough forensic examination" has been carried out, it accepted the Rawalpindi police explanation that the decision to hose down the crime scene was formed by the investigating police officer at the scene, SP Khurram, with permission from CPO Saud Aziz, on grounds of public order.
This means that with the exception of IAPSO which carries out procurement activities for a diversified constituency of clients including non-governmental and civil society organizations, procurement operations of the organizations are essentially geared towards their own administrative and field programme requirements, and this commonality should in principle justify a move towards ever more integrated procurement policies and services.
those which should in principle be analysed by the Commission as part of its consideration of the topic of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction; secondly, those which should probably be addressed by the Commission in a possible formulation of any instrument resulting from the consideration of this topic-- for example, draft guiding principles or draft articles.
Military courts should, in principle, not have competence to try civilians.
Military courts should, in principle, have no jurisdiction to try civilians.
ILO policy specifies that consultants should, in principle, not work on the organization ' s premises because of the nature of consultancy work.
Such an undertaking should, in principle, form part of the mandate for any peace-keeping operation.
The Panel finds that an adjustment should, in principle, be made so as to reflect the cost of that portion of the damage assessment report referable to the temporary offices.
(c) The same regression method should, in principle, be used for all categories, but pragmatism was necessary in the light of the data to be provided.
Delegations should, in principle, share information on the preparation of new proposals on both country and thematic resolutions by the end of the first week of the session;
It stated that the centre should, in principle, not be used as reception centre for families with children.
more conciliators are to be appointed, the conciliator other than the two party-appointed conciliators should, in principle, be appointed by agreement of the parties.
Second national communications by Parties with economies in transition should, in principle, be submitted not later than 15 April 1998.
Its recommendations would help to improve the functioning of the Organization and should, in principle, be reduced over time.
It is the position of OHCHR that civilians should, in principle, not be tried by military courts.
interim relief should, in principle, be restricted to urgent and provisional measures.