Examples of using Scope of article in English and their translations into Russian
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the earlier implementing act which specified the scope of article II was repealed.
He sought clarification concerning the scope of article 164 of the Criminal Code whereby property owners had the right to use force in the event of violations of their property rights.
This is the key issue to be considered in deciding on the scope of article 14.
The Human Rights Committee, in its concluding observations in 2000, had expressed concern about the scope of article 41.
The Committee would need to discuss whether the scope of article 4 could be extended to that degree.
that they were linked to the scope of article 7(6)(a) ii.
Mr. LINDENMANN(Switzerland) said he wished to supplement his reply about the regime governing adoption abroad and the scope of article 78 of the Federal Law concerning private international law.
This comparison is made on the basis of the same three factors referred to above to determine the scope of article 14.
The State party therefore considers that the communication is inadmissible insofar as it falls outside the scope of article 15 of the International Covenant on Civil
In this context, it is also necessary to clarify the scope of article 34 of the draft text, under which indigenous peoples"have the collective right to determine the responsibilities of individuals to their communities.
By clarifying the content and scope of article 4 of the Covenant, the Committee aims at enhancing the protection of fundamental human rights in times of emergency that
fell outside the scope of article 3 of the Convention.
the Gambia, opened the floor and highlighted the scope of Article 6 and of the amended New Delhi work programme
At the Vienna Conference, the delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany proposed an amendment that would have expanded the scope of article 20, the only provision of the 1978 Convention in which the status of reservations is mentioned.
takes the view that acts of such entities as are now in Somalia commonly fall outside the scope of article 3 of the Convention.
the question of when latent defects should be discovered if they are not reasonably discernible in the initial article 38 examination is an issue beyond the scope of article 38.76.
The Community considers that Article 3(b) would be the most appropriate place because the Explanatory Note in effect clarifies the scope of Article 3(b) by explaining that certain transport operations are not guaranteed.
which was published on 3 July 2007, reduced or restricted the scope of article 6 of the 1833 Act.
As the scope of article 16 is limited to the relationship between the assignor