Examples of using To include a provision in English and their translations into Arabic
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trainingAlthough the Convention is likely to include a general provision on the exchange of experiences and training, it would be useful to include a provision dealing with those issues in this Protocol.
It was extremely important to include a provision such as article Y of the draft Statute in order to protect existing humanitarian law and its development, under both treaties and custom.
Moreover, with the agreement of its donors, the Agency began in its 1996-1997 budget to include a provision in the amount of $12.7 million per annum towards the $127 million in entitlements payable to staff upon the Agency ' s eventual dissolution.
In one State, the tax law was amended in 2002 to include a provision which sets a 25 per cent tax on all resources that human rights NGOs receive.
The European Union, where appropriate, could also offer to include a provision in the agreements relating to the law of the sea which it concludes with third countries binding the parties to refer the settlement of any disputes to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea”.
It seemed essential, for example, to include a provision on the need to guarantee the right to recourse to a court of law so as to ensure that persons who had been expelled
The Working Group concluded that it was not appropriate to include a provision on the presumption on the place of business of a virtual company in the draft convention and that the matter at this early stage was better left
The proposal of the Group of 77, to include a provision in the Convention for a special fund to assist developing countries in the implementation of the Convention, needed the support of all countries.
In that connection, a proposal was made to include a provision, possibly as a new article 22, stipulating the recognition of the nationality of constituent units of federal States in the event of their dissolution.
The Acts on corporations were amended in 2010 to include a provision that requires corporations with more than 50 employees to have a least 40 per cent women
He proposed to include a provision to the effect that, pending the entry into force of a treaty, the obligation not to frustrate the objects of the treaty would be not merely one of good faith, but one which derived from a rule of general international law.
The Chairman supported the proposal and suggested that it seemed to be more acceptable to include a provision aimed at increasing the financial transparency of a State enterprise in order to avoid the possible objections from some delegations./ Ibid., paras. 33 and 34, p.
In August 2005 the Green Line Regulation was amended by the European Union to include a provision for three additional crossing points in the western part of the island, bringing the total number to seven.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed to include a provision along the lines contained in paragraph(2 bis) and requested the Secretariat to reformulate the text in more neutral terms, taking account of the suggestions made, for consideration by the Working Group at a future session.
The Board welcomes the initiative of the Office of Legal Affairs to include a provision in the arbitration clause in the United Nations general conditions of contract limiting the amount of interest that may be awarded by the Arbitral Tribunal.
In connection with guideline 4.5.2, a proposal had been made to include a provision recommending that additional options be opened for the withdrawal from a treaty by the author of a reservation that was found invalid.
option 1 for article 12, particularly its paragraph 3. It saw no need to include a provision for additional safeguards before the Prosecutor could act.
The Council, as a legislative authority, could consider amending the statutes of the two Tribunals to include a provision which would be identical to article 3, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the International Court of Justice.
She has led efforts to improve women's health and education in Mauritania, and when the country adopted a new legal code successfully lobbied the government to include a provision for marital rights.
After discussion and particularly in view of the agreed additions to paragraph 6(see para. 177 below), the Committee agreed that it was not necessary to include a provision on a deposit for the costs of the reviewing authorities.