Examples of using To be exercised in English and their translations into French
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peaceful uses of nuclear energy remain an inalienable right to be exercised in conformity with recognized international non-proliferation norms.
In fact, veto power should be given only to the General Assembly, to be exercised by a majority vote.
such right to be exercised in its sole and unfettered discretion.
The draft convention does not specify the type of due diligence to be exercised, article 15 being a case in point.
This Convention does not define the nature of the due diligence to be exercised under article 15, for example.
private property as basic rights to be exercised for the common good.
it is normal for the power of government authority to spend, to be exercised through the passing of the annual budget.
Impact on the balance sheet These benefits are recognised every year according to the number of options that remain to be exercised in exchange for equity.
In addition, judicial control in respect of compliance with the Regulations would continue to be exercised by the Standing Committee and the United Nations Appeals Tribunal.
care needs to be exercised in deciding who communicates to the press.
the state for jurisdiction to be exercised.
In that regard, they wondered about the independence of the evaluation function vis-à-vis the proposed oversight to be exercised by the UNFPA Executive Committee.
Freedom of movement shall include the following prerogatives, to be exercised in accordance with the mandate of the Office.
The territory of the self-determination unit within which this right is to be exercised includes the West Bank,
In explaining the sovereignty of the nation the Constitution provides two ways for the legislative power to be exercised.
MSF 13 That persons consecrated to God need to be exercised in the practice of obedience.
2015, there remain 473,505 stock options yet to be exercised.
The Committee agreed that the authority to impose the most severe disciplinary sanctions would continue to be exercised by the Under-Secretary-General for Management.
The text should have reflected more clearly the need for that right to be exercised in accordance with international law.
In brief, universal jurisdiction was an exceptional jurisdiction to be exercised in exceptional circumstances.