Translation for "notify is" to french

Notify is

• notifier est
• notify est

Translation examples

notifier est

Right to notify the debtor
Droit de notifier la cession au débiteur

Notify Ecuador of the decision.
Notifier la décision à l'Equateur.

To be notified 1,531
À notifier

C. Replacement of the notifying Administration
C. Remplacement de l'administration notificatrice

We want the study on readiness to notify to examine in addition the relationship between institutional policies and readiness to notify.
Nous voulons que l'étude sur la volonté de notifier examine en outre la relation entre les politiques institutionnelles et la volonté de notifier.

notify est

In a more formal way, we notify every three months through a procèsverbal sent to the permanent missions to OAS or after meetings where there are a significant number of new signatures and ratifications such as, for example, the General Assembly.
In a more formal way, we notify every three months through a processverbal sent to the Permanent Missions to the OAS or after meetings where there are a significant number of new signatures and ratifications such as, for example, the General Assembly.

Indeed, it appears from what has been written that “in the case of a bilateral treaty it is the invariable practice, prior to the making of arrangements for the exchange of ratifications and sometimes even prior to ratification of the treaty, for the government making the statement or declaration to notify the other government thereof in order that the latter may have an opportunity to accept, reject, or otherwise express its views with respect thereto”. / Marjorie M. Whiteman, Digest of International Law, vol. 14, 1970, pp. 188-189.
Comme on l'a écrit, il apparaît en effet que "in the case of a bilateral treaty it is the invariable practice, prior to the making of arrangements for the exchange of ratifications and sometimes even prior to ratification of the treaty, for the government making the statement or declaration to notify the other government thereof in order that the latter may have an opportunity to accept, reject, or otherwise express its views with respect thereto" Marjorie M. Whiteman, Digest of International Law, vol. 14, 1970, p. 188 et 189.