Examples of using Envisaged in article in English and their translations into French
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The provisions of the Constitution prohibiting judges from belonging to political associations go beyond the restrictions on freedom of association envisaged in article 22 of the Covenant.
Mr. Amor said that the Rapporteur had quite rightly underscored that customary law was not included in the concept of law envisaged in article 19.
the General Assembly and can be re-elected in accordance with the regulations envisaged in Article 8d.
Concern was expressed that no such prohibition was envisaged in article 14 clarifications
The complementarity envisaged in article 35 provided for situations where the court would have jurisdiction when national systems were unavailable, unwilling or simply shielding a suspect.
Furthermore, equitable geographical distribution, envisaged in Article 23 of the Charter, would make little
transfer register envisaged in article 13, delegations raised concerns about the utility,
Political Rights in Kuwait is carried out within the context of the mechanism envisaged in article 70 of the Constitution that declares that.
Canada regrets the absence of stronger emphasis in the articles on the organizational aspects of implementing all of the relevant articles to achieve the management envisaged in article 26.
children without parental care is envisaged in article 40 of the Constitution.
a despatch via a postal administration would ensure that the transmission is of the postal kind envisaged in Article 10(a) of the Convention.
this type of'super-Central Authority' envisaged in article 6 wi l l have to adopt a positive approach.
ensure that all persons in the State party are aware of their rights, as envisaged in article 13 of the Convention.
She had also asked the General Assembly to provide adequate funding for the inquiry procedure envisaged in article 11 of the forthcoming Optional Protocol,
signals a shift from an administrative dictatorship to a unique inclusive governance model as envisaged in Article 13.
Given the particular circumstances envisaged in article X for the exercise of the right to withdraw,
The use of the criminal confiscation procedure envisaged in article 67 of the Code of Criminal Procedure is,
This need may arise in cases similar to those envisaged in article 17(2) of the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts Electronic Communications Convention.
Given the particular circumstances envisaged in article X for the exercise of the right to withdraw,
One way would be to turn the conciliation procedure envisaged in article 4, as adopted, into a compulsory procedure to which the injured State should be bound to submit prior to adopting CMs.