Examples of using Whose adoption in English and their translations into French
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His delegation therefore supported the draft resolution, whose adoption by consensus would reaffirm that the sovereignty dispute should be settled peacefully.
Respect for these principles led the authorities to draw up a draft Act on reproductive health, whose adoption is in progress.
The Russian Federation attached great importance to that document, whose adoption reflected the political will of the parties to reach a compromise.
That the federal government work with the provinces to review exceptions to the adoption moratoria on countries whose adoption systems are considered unreliable.
which led to a draft treaty whose adoption we cannot indefinitely postpone.
territories in imposing a moratorium on intercountry adoptions on countries whose adoption systems are considered unreliable.
Make recommendations to the court as to whether in its view the adoption is in the best interest of the child whose adoption is sought;
Some accounting methods whose adoption is expected under IFRS could not be adopted,
Any additional information Section 12(1)(f)- The trademark is not registrable because it is a denomination whose adoption is prohibited by section 10.1.
he said that the drafting of a bill, whose adoption and application were not guaranteed,
It is accompanied by the List of Dual-use Items whose adoption and changes are under authority of the Government of the Republic of Croatia not of the Parliament.
He contributed to the creation of the Ibero-American Charter for the Public Service(2003), whose adoption was welcomed by the General Assembly in its resolution 58/231.
said that his country had participated actively in the negotiation of the draft Convention, whose adoption it supported.
Only children under the age of 18 who have been declared adoptable or those whose adoption has been previously agreed to by the parents are eligible for adoption. .
The new law on health-care protection, whose adoption is pending, provides for the protection of patients' rights,
contained in document A/61/462/Add.1, and the draft resolution whose adoption is recommended to the General Assembly appears in paragraph 6.
In addition, these aspects are not clearly stipulated in the Draft-law of Underground Natural Resources, whose adoption by Parliament has been postponed several times over the last four years.
The 2003 Protocol establishing an International Oil Pollution Compensation Supplementary Fund, whose adoption was welcomed by the General Assembly in its resolution 59/24, entered into force on 3 March 2005.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, whose adoption we commemorate today, was a major achievement in itself
to introduce its proposal, which was the most far-reaching and whose adoption would close the consideration of Article 14(l)c.