Examples of using Has interpreted in English and their translations into Spanish
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this is the first time a panel has interpreted the phrase"in order to objectively demonstrate" whether a disease-free area is"likely to remain" so under Article 6.3 of the SPS Agreement,
for instance, has interpreted the relevant limitation clauses in the ECHR in a way that on the one hand provides governments with a fairly broad margin of appreciation2,
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted article 6,
However, the Appellate Body has interpreted the causation standard reflected in the use of the term"cause" in other WTO agreements as requiring a"genuine and substantial relationship of cause
The Secretariat has interpreted this provision to include directly related costs such as standard staff benefits
providing concrete examples of how the mandate has interpreted most of its provisions.
Until now, the ICHR has interpreted the cited article, in which reference
The Constitutional Court has interpreted the right to physical
Similarly, the UN special rapporteur on the right to food has interpreted that right as requiring“regular, permanent
informed consent”.156 Further, the Committee has interpreted article 27(the right to culture)
the United States has interpreted the treaty in that manner.
is the first dispute in which a panel or the Appellate Body has interpreted the second sentence of Article 2.4.2 of the Anti-Dumping Agreement.
economic regimes has interpreted to them rightly or wrongly by their leaders.
they have now been brought under the protection of the Constitution as a result of recent court practice which has interpreted constitutional provisions in the light of international obligations.
the Court also considered that the Human Rights Committee has interpreted the right to equal protection under the ICCPR as not only providing for equality before the law
Human Rights Committee(HRC) has interpreted this obligation as not limited to citizens of States Parties, but must also be available to all individuals,
The Committee has interpreted article 17 of the Covenant,
Rainforest Alliance has interpreted this WHO/FAO parameter with the reclassification of the current Rainforest Alliance prohibition of paraquat dichloride, as scientific evidence has revealed that this substance poses severe risks to human health.
while the Appeals Chamber has interpreted the latter to mean that the investigation
The Supreme Court of Canada has interpreted these provisions as authorizing a broad range of measures to protect water quality,