Examples of using Would exercise in English and their translations into Arabic
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In effect, this position would place all actions taken in the so-called" global war on terror" in a public accountability void, in which no international monitoring body would exercise public oversight.
The present report contains the legislative and institutional grounds on which the personnel regime would be based, as well as the operational modalities under which the Executive Director would exercise his authority in personnel matters.
Activities concerning secure electronic commerce had been terminated and the Secretary-General of ISETO had advised UNCTAD that the companies participating in ISETO would exercise their right to recover the investments that they had been encouraged to make in the project.
In practice the President speaks only in his capacity as Speaker, and there are conventional restrictions on the occasions and subjects on which the other non-elected members would exercise their right to speak.
Now, after 100 years of United States domination and with the solidarity of the Special Committee, the Puerto Rican people would exercise self-determination by convening a constituent assembly
The members adopted by consensus amendments to the Rome Statute, including a definition of the crime of aggression and a regime establishing how the Court would exercise its jurisdiction over this crime.
In order to remove any ambiguity, therefore, a reservation had been made to the effect that nationals of the country that would exercise sovereignty over the Territory would not be able to invoke that Covenant provision in order to enter Macau freely.
There's no other reason they would exercise their jurisdiction.
So if I were you, I would exercise some… caution.
In the first phase, the court would exercise jurisdiction over private persons only.
In this structure, the Secretariat would exercise greater coordination and oversight over the centres.
With this bad ordlogik word would exercise clever mean to move as little as possible.
The issue of how the Committee would exercise its mandate under an optional protocol was also discussed.
It was hoped that OHCHR would exercise objectivity and fairness in compiling information for the universal periodic review.
Accordingly, the statute should list the treaties embodying the crimes over which the proposed court would exercise jurisdiction.
Meanwhile, Israel would exercise its right to defend itself from Lebanese attacks in order to protect its civilian population.
The list of crimes over which the court would exercise jurisdiction should be defined with clarity, specificity and precision.
(d) Exercise the care, diligence and skill that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in comparable circumstances;
It would be a matter of selecting the relevant crimes created by the treaties over which a court would exercise jurisdiction.
She trusted that it would exercise caution and refrain from making any comment that might affect matters that were not before the Committee.