Examples of using Were inconsistent in English and their translations into Arabic
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The coercive economic measures adopted by certain States against developing countries were inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and the Copenhagen Declaration on Social Development. Such measures impeded social development in developing countries.
Israel continued to engage in activities that were inconsistent with its obligations as the occupying Power under the fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War.
The Party ' s reported data for CFC consumption were inconsistent with its obligation under decision XV/30 to reduce consumption to no greater than 3.0 ODPtonnes in 2007.
The same delegation stated that participation of non-governmental organizations whose objectives were inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the Charter would erode the credibility of the non-governmental system as a whole
the abolition of the death penalty, it was not appropriate to address the issue of a moratorium through the tabling of a draft resolution with provisions that were inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations.
It had concluded that, although some of the draft articles were supported by well-established practice, others were inconsistent with it, or appeared to be based on no practice at all.
Mr. Beck(Palau), supported by Mr. Romero-Martínez(Honduras), opposed the suggestion to limit the debate, since any such limits were inconsistent with rule 43 of the rules of procedure.
In addition, it was pointed out that paragraphs(2) to(4) were inconsistent with the scope provisions of the draft Convention in that they left unaddressed the issue of the law governing non-contactual receivables.
Many of the proposals embodied in the draft articles were inconsistent with the settled practices and obligations of States under multilateral and bilateral extradition treaty regimes, including the new draft articles on disguised expulsion
Several European States had faced difficulties while negotiating or giving effect to extradition treaties, particularly on account of punishments that were inconsistent with the requirements of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, such as the imposition of capital punishment by requesting States.
Nevertheless, it appeared to her that the differences between the various religious personal laws, which extended even to marriage registration rules, constituted discrimination and were inconsistent with the Convention.
(b) condemned the recent statements by the Fiji Interim Government that were inconsistent with the undertakings provided to Leaders at the 2007 Forum regarding the holding of elections and a return to democracy;
The Board reviewed the process of hiring, remunerating and evaluating the performance of consultants and individual contractors by UNEP headquarters and its regional offices and noted numerous practices that were inconsistent with established rules(A/61/5/Add.6, chap. II, para. 89).
if the provisions of the legislation were inconsistent with international instruments to which Kyrgyzstan was a party,
The draft resolution urged States to refrain from unilaterally imposing coercive measures against other States with the aim of enforcing compliance, particularly where such measures were inconsistent with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations
Several delegations expressed concern that certain developments regarding areas beyond national jurisdiction under the Convention on Biological Diversity were inconsistent with the scope of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
He maintains that the charges against him were inconsistent, the presentation of the facts by the police and the public prosecutor was biased, and the court called only witnesses for the prosecution and the victims.
DRDC noted that the rules of procedure used by these courts were inconsistent with the universal human rights standards and fell short of satisfying minimum standards of justice in customary and international law.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines noted that it had voted against United Nations resolutions calling for a moratorium on the death penalty as such resolutions were inconsistent with existing national legislation.
It was observed that as the chapter on jurisdiction did not contain a provision equivalent to draft article 77, paragraph 5, which provided that certain arbitration clauses or agreements that were inconsistent with the arbitration chapter would be held void, it was desirable that there be clarity regarding the interpretation of the" opt-in" mechanism.