Examples of using Embodied in the convention in English and their translations into French
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This would enable the Committee to contribute in larger measure to the enforcement of the standards embodied in the Convention.
Such a practice was in conflict with the basic principle of the best interests of the child embodied in the Convention.
Today's historic meeting signifies the beginning of the practical realisation of the unique conservation regime which is embodied in the Convention.
said that the meeting signified the beginning of the practical realisation of the unique conservation regime embodied in the Convention.
This is in conflict with the basic principle of the best interest of the child, embodied in the Convention of the Rights of the Child.
Venezuela hoped that the text adopted would strengthen the principles embodied in the Convention.
It was regrettable that the principles embodied in the Convention were taught in optional civics courses and that little was
today's society unfortunately seemed increasingly far removed from the principles embodied in the Convention and, in particular, from the provisions of article 29 relating to education.
Further debate was needed in order to determine whether the principles embodied in the Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses were also applicable to confined transboundary groundwaters.
Plan 2013- 2018 and in keeping with the principles embodied in the Convention.
Several training programmes on the principles embodied in the Convention had been formulated for target groups such as judges
Pakistan had a war-time record of strict observance of humanitarian laws which were later embodied in the Convention and its Protocols.
conformity to the policies embodied in the Convention.
Two of the key principles embodied in the Convention were that every person under the age of 18 should be considered a child
Such a discussion day could contribute to raising awareness about the need to fill the gap between the principles and standards embodied in the Convention and the day-to-day realities of the lives of many children with disabilities.