Examples of using Should nevertheless in English and their translations into Arabic
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well be set aside, an escape clause should nevertheless be inserted in article 7 to prevent the article from being used by a State to exercise diplomatic protection on behalf of a person of multiple nationality with whom it had no effective link.
While article 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties cannot rightly be said to apply to the case in point, it should nevertheless be borne in mind that national laws are" merely facts" from the standpoint of international law and that the very aim of a treaty can
While article 27 of the Vienna Conventions cannot rightly be said to apply to the case in point, it should nevertheless be borne in mind that national laws are" merely facts" from the standpoint of international law and that the very aim of a treaty can be to lead States to modify them.
However, the Special Rapporteur acknowledged that the Bill of Rights embodied in the Constitution should nevertheless be recognized as a positive step, provided it is underpinned by measures ensuring the transition from a de facto emergency regime to a democratic system based on the rule of law.
It was decided that although there was an important link between the calculation and processing of entitlements as carried out by Operations, and the payment of and accounting for the ensuing benefits as carried out by the Financial Services, there should nevertheless be a distinct and separate segregation of the functions.
as defined by the United Nations for other purposes, sufficient flexibility should nevertheless be permitted to the Secretary-General in selecting the members to enable the Committee to respond most effectively to the Fund ' s needs at different times.
documented to have occurred, and is shown to have resulted from the invasion and occupation of Kuwait, should nevertheless be denied compensation solely on the grounds that the effects of the loss were not permanent.
Consideration should nevertheless be given to whether reviving part of the host State ' s legal system(for example, in a particular region or only in relation to serious crimes against the person) is all that is needed in the short term to enable it to deal satisfactorily with
be submitted to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session, a table should nevertheless be provided, reflecting the costs already paid for from the $9.3 million in question and the future commitments to be met from the same resources.
The question should nevertheless be asked whether that reform had improved the quality of the debate,
UNHCR Albania, on behalf of its implementing partners, together with other United Nations agencies should nevertheless continue to negotiate with the Government of Albania for an amicable solution to obtain at least a partial refund of the significant amounts of VAT charged in the past.
countries in transition were not regarded as small- and medium-sized companies because of their structure and number of employees, they should nevertheless be included in this category from a financial standpoint and when analysing the impact different environmental measures had on them.
speaking in explanation of position, said that, while the idea of the responsibility to protect was noble, it required discussion in order to reach consensus on a well-defined concept that should nevertheless not be substituted for the fundamental principles of the Charter.
It was thus the intention of the Council that, although the rules of procedure and evidence of the Yugoslav Tribunal should not be made expressly applicable to the Rwanda Tribunal, they should nevertheless serve as a model from which deviations will be made when the particular circumstances of Rwanda so warrant.
Amidst the frustration of watching this part of the session go by without decisions on many of these issues, we should nevertheless take heart in the prompt re-establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty- indeed a fitting attitude, given the high expectations held by the international community that such a long overdue treaty might finally be within grasp.
Without prejudging such issues nor the underlying political motivations, the Special Rapporteur believes that the Bill of Rights enshrined in the new Constitution should nevertheless be interpreted as a positive step, provided that it is accompanied by energetic legal and political measures, ensuring that the transition from a de facto emergency regime to a more open and democratic system based on the rule of law.
The spokesperson for the Latin American and Caribbean Group(Brazil) said that the proposed reduction in the number of posts in the Trade Division was a matter for concern, and although it was understood that everything would be done to maintain the quality of work in the Division, particularly with regard to commodities, every effort should nevertheless be made to increase the resources available to the Division at the earliest possible moment.
Ms. KANG(Republic of Korea) reconfirmed her country ' s unwavering commitment to the letter and spirit of amended Protocol II. She noted that, although the number of States parties to the Protocol was steadily increasing, efforts should nevertheless be redoubled to ensure its universalization- the Republic of Korea placed much hope in the plan of action to that end which was to be adopted at the Third Conference to review the Convention.
The frequent gap between discourse and practice, rights and concrete situations, beautiful abstract pronouncements and sordid living conditions, words in the wind and words followed by action, which is a feature of the human condition and a testimony of human failing, should nevertheless be seen as a constant danger, and temptation, to be overcome if any pronouncement on values is to have credibility.
With regard to the question of arrests, while it was true that the institutions were unstable, the army and police disloyal and the authorities unable to apprehend people without further complicating a situation which was already far from straightforward, matters should nevertheless not be left as they stood and Burundi could perhaps