Examples of using Would be binding in English and their translations into Arabic
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They also observed that the revised New Zealand proposal succeeded in maintaining the integrity of the Convention by providing an instrument that would supplement it and that would be binding only on those States that so agreed.
at least initially, they would be binding only on the States parties.
proposed amending recommendation 181 to make it clear that a subordination agreement in insolvency proceedings would be binding on the debtor only to the extent that it was effective under law other than insolvency law.
Mr. Moradi(Legal Adviser) said that a consensus resolution by the General Conference would be binding on the Secretariat and constitute a mandate with which the Director-General would be required to comply.
may also be addressed in commercial contracts, these may not be sufficient since they would be binding only on the commercial parties thereto.
For many States, including the United Kingdom, there is a difference between noting and utilizing the work of the Commission, even though there may be some concern as to certain elements, and signing up to a convention that would be binding upon the State in all aspects.
it was not clear whether the result would be binding on the United States Government.
s decision would be binding and final, regardless of the fact that the tribunal was a body of the Federation itself.
or whether such a finding would be binding on States without their consent
The most important stipulates that all the provisions of the Tehran agreement would be binding for the opposition groups in the territory of Afghanistan, with the understanding
since it viewed such measures as a prelude to an international convention which would be binding on all States and would facilitate cooperation in that field.
Lastly, in view of the nature of the current conflicts, it would be appropriate to consider the possibility of elaborating an instrument which would be binding not only on States, but also on all parties to a conflict, and of incorporating standards of conduct to be observed by peace-keeping personnel.
Moreover, a convention would be binding only on those States that became parties to it and would therefore have practical value only to the extent that States that were likely to host peacekeeping operations
Furthermore, it was stated, a distinction would have to be made between those panels whose role was merely advisory and those empowered to make a decision that would be binding on the procuring entity, and also between panels whose role would be limited to the aesthetic and artistic aspects of proposals and those that would have a wider role.
Possible formats of confidentiality arrangements These arrangements could take the form of a code of ethics of an advisory nature or of a decision of the Committee that would be binding upon its members. Any of the selected formats could be submitted by the Committee to the Conference of the Parties under paragraph 35 of the terms of reference of the Committee;
of the draft convention, because no derogation from it would be binding.
However, other delegations stressed that the proposal did not aim at amending the Convention, but rather at creating a parallel regime for the higher protection of United Nations and associated personnel that would be binding only upon those States willing to adhere to it.
In order to give greater force to the Treaty, it was essential to adopt a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty in the near future, and to elaborate a legally binding instrument which would provide security assurances for non-nuclear-weapon States and would be binding also on States which were not parties to the Treaty.
had declared that its orders would be binding on that question.
However, even if the Commission ' s work did not lead to an international convention that would be binding on a significant number of States- although that would be the desirable outcome- the ideas that had emerged could facilitate the adoption of another type of instrument, such as a declaration or model principles, as referred to in paragraph 46 of the report. That would be an important step towards developing morality in international law.