Examples of using Embodied in article in English and their translations into French
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association is embodied in article 10 of the Constitution.
Doubts were expressed by some members regarding the applicability of the principle embodied in article 11 owing to the different interpretations of the concept of“family” in various regions of the world.
This principle is embodied in article 40 of the Syrian Civil Code No. 84 of 1949,
That principle is embodied in article 4 of the Convention for the Protection of the Natural Resources
The right to life is embodied in article 4 of the Constitution
The equality of spouses is a general principle of the civil law embodied in Article 1.2 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania,
The Committee is aware of the difficulties encountered by Iceland with regard to the full implementation of the right to strike embodied in article 8 of the Covenant, which the State
The principle of multilateralism, embodied in Article I of GATT, with its MFN clause,
The principle of equality of parental authority embodied in Article 3.156 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania does not distinguish between the rights
This right is embodied in article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
conscience and religion, embodied in article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
This principle is embodied in article 5 of the CivilSociety Associations Act,
The principle of equality before the law embodied in article 8 of the Constitution provides that"All persons are equal before the law,
As those rules did not seem to differ from those embodied in article 44 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties,
Part III of the bill is subject to controversy since it appears to infringe on the presumption of innocence embodied in article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
its core element being the application of the right to a nationality embodied in article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the particular context of a succession of States.
The two basic principles embodied in article 5 of the 1997 Convention,"equitable use" and"reasonable utilization" might not be appropriate for the Commission's endeavour.
acting as appointing authority, should follow the rules embodied in article 41.
it is subject to the general principle of party autonomy embodied in article 6 and is intended to operate as a default rule.
The basic principles embodied in article 5 of the 1997 Convention are"equitable use","reasonable utilization" and"participation by States in an equitable and reasonable manner.