Sentence examples for specific convention from inspiring English sources

Azfar Khan, migrant specialist at the ILO, said the body was aware of the situation on Saadiyat, said although the UAE had not ratified the specific convention on strike action, it was still potentially in breach of the ILO's rules.

And it is largely thanks to the lobbying of TI that the United Nations approved a specific Convention Against Corruption in 2003.Yet in many countries corruption remains as prevalent as ever, if not more so.

In addition to accusations of genocide, the official said, there are "abhorrent crimes against humanity that violate international law and that are every bit as serious as genocide". Genocide is defined in a specific convention, which the United States and Yugoslavia have both signed, that does not explicitly provide for armed intervention as a remedy.

"So long as there's communication going on around challenging issues like specific conventions for Indigenous peoples, that's got to be a positive," he said.

I think, wow, he takes all these specific conventions that we're familiar with and love and that reassure us and that we understand.

If anything they become more attuned to social convention, albeit the specific conventions of the web.

Ultimately, the work of the designer of a game for science learning involves determining which specific conventions of game design support students' engagement with which specific science learning goals and processes.

Trade associations, including representative bodies such as Keidanren (Japan Federation of Economic Organizations) and Keizei Doyukai (the Japan Association of Corporate Executives), are also actively promoting sustainability through different voluntary guidelines, charters and industry specific conventions (Doyukai 2004; Keidanren 2003).

What's important to note, though, is the the pattern is far from perfect and some of the larger deviations from the from the predicted outcome make sense, given what we know about those specific conventions.

"Students develop an understanding of and facility with discipline-specific conventions, language and approaches, as well as a strengthening of their identities as scholars and researchers," Giulianetti says.

Many feminists embrace (and defend) the orienting ideals and tradition-specific conventions associated with the fields in which they work.