Examples of using Proper exercise in English and their translations into Spanish
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Additionally, a system to suspend parental authority was introduced to ensure proper exercise of parental authority as necessary.
The proper exercise of mind and body will develop
In order to ensure the proper exercise of diplomatic protection,
These rights must therefore be applied effectively and their proper exercise must be matched with individual and collective responsibilities.
However, that budget is insufficient for the proper exercise of its functions.
a guarantor for the proper exercise of justice.
A proper exercise routine is a crucial part of trigger point injection treatments.
I want to open your mind to the virtues of nutrition, proper exercise, meditation and, hopefully, spiritual enlightenment.
Advice and support to departments and offices for proper exercise of delegated authority
I mean, what would you do to make sure that she got the proper exercise?
The Conference of Parties had adopted this Rule as a proper exercise of its authority as the decision-making body for the Convention under Article VII, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
which would strike a balance between the proper exercise of the Security Council's functions under the Charter and the functions of the Court.
It thus deems it important not only to consider the proper exercise of shareholders' rights,
codes of practice for compliance on the proper exercise of their powers and treatment of detainees or arrested persons.
it is a primary goal of fraudsters to frustrate the proper exercise of due diligence.
to foster a culture of rejection of corruption through respect for public honesty, the proper exercise of responsibilities and the development of integrity.43.
whose mental stability guarantees the proper exercise of their functions.
directing them regarding the proper exercise of those rights.
competencies under the Constitutional Framework will not relieve the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of his overall authority and responsibility for the proper exercise of such powers
designed to facilitate the proper exercise of the parental role.