Examples of using Complying in English and their translations into Chinese
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A joint work plan was designed to help improve the situation in countries facing challenges in complying with the standards of the Kimberley Process.
His briefing focused on the lack of progress made by the Bosnian Joint Presidency in complying with the commitments made in the New York Declaration of November 1999.
Sharing a common design approach and cockpit, complying with the latest safety and certification standards and with maintenance and training commonalities;
More importantly, they often face supply-side constraints and difficulties in complying with the sanitary and technical regulations applied on international markets.
It recommended(c) complying with the principles of ICRMW and considering the possibility of eventual ratification.
The Office will also assist the Secretary-General in complying with his statutory responsibilities with regard to the International Court of Justice.
(c) Pupils, students and wards complying the income criterion specified in the relevant Act are entitled to the assistance.
The new reporting format will facilitate the highlighting of bottlenecks and constraints faced by countries in complying with the reporting requirements, in terms of skills and capacities.
The vessel has a“Green Passport” and“Clean Design” notation, complying and exceeding the most strict international emission requirements.
Micheletto was the most loyal of Cesare's followers, complying with his every demand, even after his fall from power.
(h) Continuing its cooperation with the Special Rapporteur and complying with all his recommendations and cooperating also with the Croatian Ombudsman;
This Standard applies to the welding of steelwork in structures complying with AS 3990, AS 4100, AS/NZS 4600 or NZS 3404.1.
States must establish institutions capable of complying with human rights law obligations; there is no double standard for military justice.
(b) Ensure the quality of goods and services while complying with international standards and regulations pertaining to safety, the environment and social accountability.
Those complying with the SA8000 have adopted policies and procedures that protect the basic human rights of workers.
Considerable progress was achieved during the period in complying with the demand reduction measures identified by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session.
The countries that are still not complying with the FATF standards serve as vulnerable points of entry into the financial system for terrorists and criminals.
States must establish institutions capable of complying with these human rights law obligations; there is, in particular, no double standard for military justice.
In resolution 20/14 it recommended that the General Assembly should study the participation in the Assembly of national human rights institutions complying with the Paris Principles.
Complying with new security regulations by putting in place the necessary procedures and equipment can be a major challenge for developing countries.