Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into French
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in terms of security, involving the establishment of an overall monitoring structure, whose scope would go beyond that of the ICD.
efficient United Nations that is able to cooperate closely with other regional and international organizations, whose scope of action has deepened
or pharmacist) whose scope of practice includes this activity and who.
prosecute was a customary rule whose scope of application was clearly circumscribed by international law.
The report must be transmitted electronically to the prefect for the region within whose scope the legal entity has its registered office
GRE agreed to consider of a proposal from the Netherlands for Regulation No. 48-H, whose scope would be limited to vehicles of category M1
SC7, whose scope is Software
as part of a cooperation programme with the Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders(ILANUD), whose scope is to extend beyond the preparation of a pilot proposal.
The Meeting, while noting the adoption of the United Nations Security Council resolution 1540 of 28 April 2004, whose scope is limited to preventing the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors,
Since the draft articles embodied certain rights whose scope of application was broader than the topic at hand,
The Working Party emphasised that regional FRA activities should be developed taking account of the framework of the global FRA whose scope, coverage and methods would be clearer after the next COFO session
The Meeting, while noting the adoption of the United Nations Security Council resolution 1540 of 28 April 2004, whose scope is limited to preventing the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors,
Such reports cover transactions whose scope or characteristics bear no relation to the economic activity of the business and exceed the normal parameters established,
with an international convention whose scope of application might be adversely affected by an unduly restrictive approach.
a object whose scope is not immediately identifiable
Austria had worked with IAEA to improve the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material(CPPNM), whose scope should be widened to include binding requirements for the domestic use,
achieved remarkable successes whose scope cannot be underestimated.
much less to PA economic policy whose scope is by definition limited.
They exercise primary jurisdiction over actions and petitions whose scope exceeds certain material limits(laid down in article 2,
the Protocol of San Salvador, whose scope was confined to two rights,