Examples of using Specific character in English and their translations into Arabic
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The reason the WTO Appellate Body has occasionally formulated a more demanding definition may be due to the specific character and the working of the WTO agreements rather than to a considered view of the requirements of article 31(3)(b) for a broad range of other treaties.
have a general utility, implied by the fact that people want them, but he argues that this by itself tells us nothing about the specific character of the economy in which they are produced and sold.
Creating a percentage discount code, meaning the customer enters a specific character string at the end of order process, and gets ABC% discount on his order, is pretty easy- and it is even a standard functionality of Prestashop, called a Cart Rule in latest 1.6 version.
In Italy, cooperatives are governed by various laws that define their specific character.
The post-conflict dimension of A & C would seem to be of a generic nature, the preventive dimension would probably bear a munitions specific character.
Peacekeeping and international security continues to be a core issue giving the United Nations its specific character and, to a certain degree, its reason for being.
A new strategy for combating violence against women is being drawn up in Kyrgyzstan that takes into account its specific character as a mountainous country with a predominantly rural population.
The entitlement to the contribution was regulated by a separate law because it has the specific character of pricebalancing and will be paid only for a transitional period of three years.
But today there are also disquieting tendencies which reduce the significance of social and economic rights, considering them mere“aspirations”, and taking away from them their specific character as“rights”.
The Sovereign Base Areas in Cyprus were excluded from the review because of their specific character as military bases and are therefore not included within the scope of this White Paper.
must still play in the transition process is highlighted while a number of recommendations of general and specific character have been made.
As such, and because of its specific character as a guide to interpretation, there is no need to include it in the draft articles, and accordingly no need to determine its scope of application.
The lack of inclusion of the financing of terrorism as a stand-alone offence in Polish law results from the specific character of the concept of aiding(and abetting)
In this context, the State party argues that a demonstration necessarily entails the expression of an opinion, but, by its specific character, is to be regarded as an exercise of the right of peaceful assembly.
That issue must be resolved in the light of the specific character of each Territory, through consent and cooperation between the Special Committee and the administering Powers, with the participation of the population of the Territory concerned.
Because of this diversity and its implications, the draft articles where appropriate give weight to the specific character of the organization, especially to its functions, as for instance article 8 on excess of authority or contravention of instructions.
In the case of interpretation, some members agreed that, in view of the fundamental differences between conventional and unilateral acts, the provisions of the Vienna regime, while important, should be adapted to the specific character of unilateral acts.
of coercing a State, or that the impact of a certain countermeasure is likely to vary greatly according to the specific character of the targeted organization.
for business development purposes, and not for their own benefit, at least directly, as a result of which the marketing information is very specific character.
stage that the norm of territorial integrity has been comprehensively confirmed and affirmed in a long series of international instruments, binding and non-binding, ranging from UN resolutions of a general and a specific character to international multilateral, regional and bilateral agreements.