Examples of using To be complementary in English and their translations into French
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The preamble to the draft statute emphasizes that the court is intended to be complementary to national criminal justice systems.
In particular, the paper outlined why Australia saw the UN Agreement and CCAMLR to be complementary and mutually reinforcing.
the work of the Group of Governmental Experts to be complementary.
mandate of the Court is intended to be complementary to national judicial systems.
for the purposes of our study we consider them to be complementary.
it is also intended to be complementary to existing plans and strategies.
In this context, it will be important for a road map for the Darfur political process to be complementary to broader strategies for stability in the Sudan.
the dimensions are said to be complementary, neutral, or competitive.
the mechanism is designed to be complementary to the other elements of ongoing monitoring
The recently launched United Nations System-wide Special Initiative for Africa is expected to be complementary to UN-NADAF, and to provide it with much needed stimulus to ensure its effective implementation.
This initiative was designed to be complementary to the role of the development agencies
For the time being, power generation tends to be complementary, facilitated by interconnection of the distribution systems International Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Study Board 2004.
He considers this new thematic mechanism to be complementary to his own mandate
Outreach subprogram is designed to be complementary to the other three NCP subprograms,
which emphasized that the Court was intended to be complementary, rather than superior,
leisure activities would seem to be complementary, which makes it all the more necessary to encourage public transport operators to offer radically different services.
The Delegation of Australia considered Australia's exercise of national measures to be complementary to and fully consistent with CCAMLR
forest management units to be complementary and for each of them to contribute collectively and in a coordinated manner to overall national goals of sustainability.
which was intended to be complementary to national criminal jurisdiction,
The two types of models have tended to be complementary, but that has never stopped economists from pursuing the holy grail of a single model that combines strong theoretical foundations with good empirical performance.