Examples of using Envisaged in article in English and their translations into Spanish
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office on 9 July 1989, no situations requiring measures such as those envisaged in article 4 have occurred.
this type of'super-Central Authority' envisaged in article 6 wi l l have to adopt a positive approach.
the method envisaged in article 38 was relatively transparent
or for the cases envisaged in Article 37 of the Charter.
the documents were not handed over to the buyer in the manner envisaged in Article 34 CISG,
his delegation agreed that it must include all situations envisaged in article 11 of the 1969 Vienna Convention.
the scope must be understood to cover the treaties envisaged in article 25 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Except under the circumstances envisaged in Article XII, a Member shall not apply restrictions on international transfers
Except under the circumstances envisaged in Article 5.8, a Party shall not apply restrictions on current payments
The existence of extraterritorial jurisdiction over the offences covered by the Protocol is envisaged in article 73 of the Act against Organized Crime
nuclear disarmament, as envisaged in article VI of the Treaty,
There was merit in the consideration of provisional application of treaties by international organizations, as envisaged in article 25 of the 1986 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States
The negotiation envisaged in article VI is an obligation both for States parties which possess nuclear weapons
The Mission must be accorded all the required facilities, as envisaged in Article 105 of the United Nations Charter,
His delegation did not share the view of some delegations that the position of the Security Council, as envisaged in article 23, would undermine the court's judicial independence and integrity.
not negligible consequences of international crimes envisaged in article 53 of the draft to make them more valid and convincing.
the court should be brought into a close relationship with the United Nations, as envisaged in article 2 of the International Law Commission's draft statute.
absolute de facto incapacity is an exception envisaged in article 54 of the Civil Code.
the United Nations as envisaged in article 2 of the draft statute was considered by a number of delegations to be an appropriate way of establishing the required links of functional cooperation between the two institutions,
the reporting procedure envisaged in article 11 of the JIU Statute assures a further opportunity for the executive heads to present their comments directly to their legislative organs together with the JIU reports.