Examples of using To apply the principle in English and their translations into Arabic
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His delegation supported the Special Rapporteur ' s calls for the Government to repeal all provisions of the Criminal Code that fell short of international standards and for all countries to apply the principle of non-refoulement with regard to asylum seekers.
In accordance with the constitutional principles and the Kuwaiti legislative enactments, the State authorities are required to apply the principle of equality when exercising the competencies vested in them and to avoid any discrimination in connection with the rights prescribed under article 26 of the Constitution.
In response to the request from OIOS and the General Assembly, the Procurement Division amended the Manual to better define and implement the best value for money principle and is developing further guidelines such as a source selection plan and a checklist in order to apply the principle in a consistent and systematic manner.
Therefore, the Organization has started to apply the principle of integration of field missions to create a broader array of integrated United Nations presences in post-conflict countries(see the report of the Secretary-General on peacebuilding in the immediate aftermath of conflict(A/63/881-S/2009/304) and the statement by the President of the Security Council contained in document S/PRST/2009/23).
The" Gender Mainstreaming in the Academies" project is concerned with the field of teacher training, the objectives being to apply the principle of gender mainstreaming in study curricula, lectures and teaching and research projects and achieve a balanced gender ratio in appointments to official bodies, as well as implementing information and sensitization activities.
Since it was Government policy to apply the principle of gender equality to international cooperation,
His delegation had raised the issue under the current agenda item because failure to apply the principle of self-determination in certain cases,
Nuclear-weapon States should implement the NPT commitments to apply the principle of irreversibility by destroying the nuclear warheads in the context of strategic nuclear reductions, and avoid keeping them in a state that lends itself to their possible redeployment.
This occurs when, for example, a State which is not a party to an international convention decides to apply the principle on which the international convention is founded, or when a unifying technique used in one international instrument is subsequently made part of another."(A/6396, para. 205).
There has also been a focus on the need to apply the principle of free, prior and informed consent, as the absence of(or merely pro forma) consultation with local and indigenous communities on decisions to start and operate mining activities has remained a pervasive issue and has been a source of conflicts.
(b) Measures taken or envisaged to give effect to the provisions of the Gender Equality Law obliging Parliament and the Government to apply the principle of gender balanced representation with regard to appointed positions, the composition of official delegations, and the establishment of working bodies(para. 147);
Given the potential uncertainty as to how to apply the principle of universal jurisdiction properly and the possibility that it might be abused, the international community should agree
See para. 211 above. by reserving its right not to apply the principle of equidistance provided for in article 6 of 1958 Convention on the Continental Shelf, France increased its rights and restricted those of the United Kingdom.
Despite progress achieved, the rule of law at the international level was far from established as far as international relations were concerned; the strong continued to impose their will on the weak owing to the ineffectiveness of deterrents and failure to apply the principle of the equality of States.
freedoms by failure to apply the principle of equal treatment to them can claim their rights before the court.
State responsibility obligations were based on fault was wholly exceptional: the general approach of tribunals in applying principles of State responsibility, was to apply the principle of" objective responsibility" which was in reality very close to the concept of" strict liability" at least as understood at common law.
In that letter, dated 6 March 2003, Colombia characterized terrorism as one of the most worrying threats to international security and considered it imperative to apply the principle of shared responsibility, in the form of mechanisms of cooperation and mutual assistance, as the basis of the international strategy to confront the threat.