Sentence examples for conventions set out from inspiring English sources

But to facilitate this process, and consistent with the conventions set out in the draft cabinet manual, I have asked the cabinet secretary to arrange for the civil service to provide support on request to parties engaged in discussions on the formation of government.

Conventions set out what 物 wùnatural-kind each term "selects out" or biàndistinguishes from the rest.

The current UN Conventions set out clear guidelines for all countries to apply their own national law and enforcement procedures.

He said many islanders were outraged at the decision, which the authorities said was because resistance was against the spirit of the Hague Convention, which along with the Geneva Convention set out laws of war and war crimes in international war.

The Philadelphia Convention set out to correct weaknesses of the Articles that had been apparent even before the American Revolutionary War had been successfully concluded.

During wartime, the ENMOD convention sets out parameters; the same can be applied during peacetime.

The convention sets out a range of positive rights like the right to freedom of expression, the right to a fair trial and the right to privacy.

The Convention sets out these rights in 54 articles and two Optional Protocols.

The Convention sets out rights that children enjoy as human beings and also identifies special rights and protections they require during this vulnerable phase of their lives.

The Convention sets out, in a series of Articles, the fundamental rights of all children and the expectations and obligations faced by Governments to uphold those rights.

International water laws and conventions also set out guidelines for ecological integrity which should be the foundational guidelines for the basin water governance.