Examples of using To the application of the convention in English and their translations into French
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With regard to the application of the Convention in relation to discrimination on grounds other than sex,
Considering the facts narrated in the first report pertaining to the application of the Convention, we can affirm that despite moments of instability which the country has been facing,
order to ensure the effective organization and functioning of the international guarantee system relation to the application of the Convention, with subsequent disclosure of the results of such examination to the Contracting Parties.
has paid particular attention to the application of the Convention in States whose reports are long overdue.
while encouraging Member States to provide information relating to the application of the Convention and recognizing States that have provided the requested information.
have been created with regard to the application of the Convention against Torture.
pre-trial detention and, above all, incommunicado detention was crucial to the application of the Convention.
since it refers, not to the application of the Convention, as does the rest of the article,
who had contributed considerably to the application of the Convention, and he wondered whether there was a risk that a change of President following the forthcoming elections might have an influence on the application of the Convention,
such as:- co-operation with one another through the exchange of general information concerning intercountry adoption;- the elimination of any obstacles to the application of the Convention; and- a responsibility to deter all practices contrary to the objects of the Convention. .
judicial information relevant to the application of the Convention.
will contribute to the application of the Convention, and to the establishment of its institutions and mechanisms.
Mr. Kariyawasam, recalling that the Committee had agreed to use the verb"should" when referring to the application of the Convention in the strict senseto go beyond the text of the Convention, said that he shared Ms. Poussi's view, adding that if Ms. Miller-Stennet's suggestion was adopted, it would be necessary to use the verb"encourage.">
invited Member States that had not yet done so to designate contact points to facilitate international cooperation with regard to the application of the Convention, for the purpose of preventing and combating trafficking in cultural property,