Examples of using Provided in the convention in English and their translations into Russian
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to the principle of compatibility, as provided in the Convention and the Agreement.
According to the definition provided in the Convention, an act of torture is related to certain purposes(coercion to provide information,
New Zealand believed that the far-sighted ecosystem management provided in the Convention was the best means to ensure the sustainable use of marine resources in the rich Southern Ocean, the world's last largely pristine ocean.
corresponds to the definition of the refugee provided in the Convention and the Protocol.
and except as otherwise provided in the Convention and the Protocols and as reflected in these rules,
corresponding to those of experts on mission, provided in the Convention on Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations
tried with strict respect for the guarantees provided in the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Strict respect for the guarantees provided in the Convention on the Rights of the Child
trial of the crimes provided in the Convention is based on the same principles as legal assistance in investigation
at its ninety-seventh session, that Customs authorities could not accept any reductions in the legally prescribed time-limits for notification of non-discharge as provided in the Convention TRANS/WP.30/194, para. 41.
However, the Committee was concerned that the new proposal did not take into account the definition of the child(persons below the age of 18 years) provided in the Convention and recommended that the proposal be reconsidered.
ensure that persons with disabilities who are subject to those procedures are able to fully exercise their legal capacity as provided in the Convention.
recalled its previous position, that Customs authorities could not accept any reduction in the legally prescribed time-limits for notification of non-discharge as provided in the Convention TRANS/WP.30/198, para. 62.
plans for implementation of the Convention all appeared in the report as parallel commitments rather than commitments within a unified human rights framework based on the legal normative standards provided in the Convention.
recalled its previous position, that Customs authorities could not accept any reduction in the legally prescribed time-limits for notification of non-discharge as provided in the Convention TRANS/WP.30/200, para. 43.
that Customs authorities could not accept any reductions in the legally prescribed time- limits for notification of non-discharge as provided in the Convention TRANS/WP.30/194, para. 41.
was of the view that Customs authorities could not accept any reduction in the legally prescribed delays for notification of non-discharge as provided in the Convention.
subnational decision makers and were intended to raise their awareness of the opportunities provided in the Convention towards aligning global responsibilities with national development.