Examples of using Both instruments in English and their translations into Spanish
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Strauss, however, mentions both instruments in his 1904 revision of Hector Berlioz's Grand Traité d'instrumentation et d'orchestration modernes,
In this work, the order of the factors does not change the product, since both instruments are given the same concertante treatment, without giving either instrument prevalence over the other.
could probably be combined to some extent for both instruments, thereby alleviating some of the compliance burden that Parties might be subjected to under two entirely separate conventions.
bringing the number of States party to either one or both instruments to 145.
to develop a comprehensive legal framework for both instruments.
Both instruments were adopted by the General Assembly in resolution 2200 A(XXI)
Both instruments are inspired by the same premise:
Despite their non-binding nature, both instruments were recognized as substantial components of the United Nations body of guidelines on crime prevention
how States parties might contribute to achieving the universal ratification of both instruments.
measures contained in both instruments represent the enhanced verification standard for that State.
implementation in practice of both instruments remains uneven
since groundwaters connected with surface waters were covered by both instruments.
the Republic dated May 5, 1980, with ratification of both instruments by Law No. 2071 of 14 April, 2000.
urged States that had not yet done so to ratify both instruments.
it strongly supported the elaboration of both instruments as a complement to the 12 existing conventions on international terrorism.
1373 requires criminalization of the provision or collection of funds with either of two mental states, described in substantially identical language in both instruments.
Under both instruments, States are required to ensure that their domestic legal framework is consistent with the rights
33 States pledged to accede or consider acceding to one or both instruments on statelessness, resulting, since the beginning of 2012, in three additional ratifications of each Convention.
proven mechanisms, such as networking, could easily be adapted to address both instruments and that expertise acquired under Montreal Protocol could benefit the Kyoto process as well.
the same time frame, the values of indicators obtained from both instruments could be synthesized to provide the full picture(people