Examples of using Is to be understood in English and their translations into French
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This violation of good taste- that doesn't necessarily mean the production of bad taste- is to be understood as a criticism of all aesthetic beliefs.
Their primary goal in any situation is to be understood, accepted and involved.
Furthermore, the principle of cooperation is to be understood also as being complementary to the primary duty of the authorities of the affected State to take care of the victims of natural disasters
Non-conformity is to be understood in the sense of article 35, i.e.,
the UN HRC, is obviously the body which- especially on the basis of individual complaints that it receives- determines what is to be understood by unreasonable restrictions.
This phrase is to be understood in the light of both paragraphs of draft article 11[16],
3.3 of the DSU indicate that the term"benefit" is to be understood in a very broad sense encompassing the respect of the rights
An interpretative note indicates that the principle of non-intervention is to be understood in the light of Article 2 of the Charter of the United Nations A/58/422/Add.1, para. 10.
In the Tribunal's view, the plain meaning of the solicitation is to be understood as follows: all[17]
Independence of electoral commissions is to be understood as a matter of institutional freedom for decision making as much as of non-partisan conduct by commissioners
This resignation is to be understood in the context of the share purchase agreement that has been concluded between Tavares
a private military and/or security company is to be understood as a corporate entity which provides on a compensatory basis military and/or security services by physical persons and/or legal entities.
The same note indicates that the term“administrative measures” as used in article 32 is to be understood in a broad sense
Consequently, the obligation to protect is to be understood as requiring States to take measures to prevent third parties from interfering in the exercise of rights listed in paragraph 49 above.
institutions or population, is to be understood in line with the United Nations policy of strict neutrality on the status of Kosovo.
A hunger strike is to be understood as an act- frequently a final act- of protest by a person who feels powerless to make his or her voice heard in any other way.
in the previous section, the scope of the"environment" under the Convention is to be understood as going beyond these aspects of environmental effects.
through peaceful means and in accordance with international law is to be understood as one of the cornerstones of the notion of the rule of law at the international level.
The reference to‘appropriate safeguards' in Principle 8 is to be understood as subjecting the exception in this provision to the international standards on special resolution regimes for financial institutions.
the suicide attempt is to be understood as a cry for help