Examples of using For in the convention in English and their translations into Chinese
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These meetings have had an important part in constructing the machinery provided for in the Convention.
She urged all participants to work together under the shared responsibility called for in the Convention.
(d)" Enterprise" means the organ of the Authority as provided for in the Convention;
IFAD would continue to support the national, subregional and regional action programmes provided for in the Convention.
However, Uruguay has shown that the offences provided for in the Convention are established in its domestic law.
Participation in an offence as provided for in the Convention is covered by articles 12 to 14 of the Criminal Code.
It is only with respect to money-laundering that all of the elements provided for in the Convention with regard to seizure are covered.
In the counter-terrorism instruments, criminalization was of the association type provided for in the Convention on the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism.
Encourages States parties to the Convention to deposit with the Secretary-General charts and lists of geographical coordinates, as provided for in the Convention;
However, the specific transnationality criteria provided for in the Convention(see art. 3, para. 2) are not considered as requirements in domestic legislation.
Of course, under article 23(2)(g) the Parties can entrust the secretariat with functions other than those already provided for in the Convention.
Matters not provided for in the Convention should be governed by the law of the State most closely connected with the case, which was Chinese law.
Nevertheless, with the implementation of the Convention only now beginning, we should confine ourselves in principle to the functions provided for in the Convention, namely.
Article 7 requires States parties" to respect and to ensure" to all migrant workers and members of their families without discrimination the rights provided for in the Convention.
They also wished to receive further details of the provisions of the new Human Rights Act 1993 with respect to the implementation of the rights provided for in the Convention.
Ms. Feng Cui said that, in view of the broad range of measures for rural women called for in the Convention, that section of the report, was too brief.