Examples of using The scope of the convention in English and their translations into Arabic
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Portugal considers that this reservation is too general and vague and seeks to limit the scope of the Convention on a unilateral basis that is not authorized by it.
Ms. GAO Yanping(China) said that article 3 concerned not only the scope of the convention, but also the rights of watercourse States.
Where relevant legislation was in place, there were certain deviations from the scope of the Convention.
Dispensing with the requirement of a contractual link would introduce uncertainties as to the scope of the Convention.
Recalling with satisfaction the decision by the Second Review Conference, on 21 December 2001, to extend the scope of the Convention and the Protocols thereto to include armed conflicts of a non-international character, See CCW/CONF. II/2 and Corr.1, part II.
It could address the scope of the Convention and the provision under Article 3 of the Convention relating to national definitions. It could highlight where to find information,
Therefore, for the purpose of determining the scope of the Convention, it does not matter whether a party is a merchant
The scope of the convention, extra-budgetary resources available for the negotiating process, and the number of ratifications required to bring the convention into force probably have a significant influence on the length of time required for its negotiation and adoption.
Lithuania considers that paragraph 7 should emphasize that the requirement to demonstrate the lawful origin of the property acquired should be applicable only with respect to persons convicted for crimes covered by the scope of the Convention.
It was also pointed out that an expansion of the scope of the Convention had to address the concerns regarding article 8 of the Convention on the respective responsibilities of host States and United Nations personnel.
For example, various States insisted on excluding or legitimizing, within the scope of the Convention, the acts of States which used their armed forces or measures of coercion
it was felt that record storage should be left outside the scope of the Convention.
In its resolution 5/1, the Conference also decided to continue to exchange information on experience and practices on the application of the Convention to new forms and dimensions of transnational organized crime within the scope of the Convention that are of common concern to States parties.
He also noted that it was a question for consideration whether the convention should include individuals sent on mission by the Secretary-General since that would considerably expand the scope of the convention.
Article 14, Information exchange, provides for the exchange of a broad range of information including scientific, technical, economic and legal information as well as summary results of toxicological and eco-toxicological tests for chemicals within the scope of the Convention.
I believe that there is an emerging consensus that the scope of the Convention of 1994 should be extended to cover other categories of United Nations and associated personnel not at present covered under the Convention, including locally recruited staff.
In that context, UNODC aims to assist States in adopting adequate legislation and in investigating and prosecuting specific types of crime that fall within the scope of the Convention as a result of the broad definition contained in article 2.
An offence within the scope of the Convention of the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents, singed at New York on 14 December 1973;