Hai cercato la traduzione di convert from object to jobject c da Spagnolo a Inglese

i have a thing, and nothing to object to.
i have a thing, and nothing to object to.

other states would not be able to expressly accept or object to such reservations. "
other states would not be able to expressly accept or object to such reservations. "

» caricom leaders object to release of commonwealth communiqué before discussions on trade issues (caribbean net news)
» caricom leaders object to release of commonwealth communiqué before discussions on trade issues (caribbean net news)

other states would not be able to expressly accept or object to such reservations. " ( "las reservas son declaraciones formales.
other states would not be able to expressly accept or object to such reservations. "

many animal rights advocates object to killing chickens for food, the "factory farm conditions" under which they are raised, methods of transport, and slaughter.
many animal rights advocates object to killing chickens for food, the "factory farm conditions" under which they are raised, methods of transport, and slaughter.

the reacting states did not formally object to the reservation made by portugal, but rather made declarations to the effect that it could not affect the general principles of international law which required the payment of prompt, adequate and effective compensation in respect of the expropriation of foreign property.
the reacting states did not formally object to the reservation made by portugal, but rather made declarations to the effect that it could not affect the general principles of international law which required the payment of prompt, adequate and effective compensation in respect of the expropriation of foreign property.

58. en consecuencia, la tarea de aclarar el concepto de "indígena " se complica porque las naciones unidas no han elaborado previamente definiciones razonablemente precisas de "pueblos " o "minorías " para un análisis del significado de los conceptos de "indígena ", "pueblos " y "minorías ", véase m. n. shaw, "the definition of minorities in international law ", israel yearbook on human rights, vol. 20 (1991), págs. 13 a 43; e.-i. a. daes, "some considerations on the right of indigenous peoples to self-determination ", transnational legal and contemporary problems, vol. 3 (1993), págs. 2 a 11; daes, "dilemmas posed by the un draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples ", nordic journal of international law, 63:205-212 (1994); daes, "the united nations declaration on minority rights: necessary, urgent and overdue ", international geneva yearbook, vol. ix (1995), especialmente las páginas 91 y 92; r. l. barsh, "indigenous peoples in the 1990s: from object to subject of international law? ", harvard human rights journal, vol. 7, primavera de 1994, especialmente las páginas 36 a 41 y 78 a 82; d. sanders, "indigenous peoples at the united nations " (en los archivos del autor), septiembre de 1995, págs. 1 a 17; g. alfredsson, "group rights, preferential treatment and the rule of law ", documento de debate para consultas sobre los derechos de los grupos en la universidad de cambridge, law and society trust, colombo, agosto de 1995, pág. 21.
58. the task of clarifying the concept of "indigenous " is accordingly complicated by the fact that the united nations has previously failed to devise reasonably precise definitions of "peoples " or "minorities ". for an analysis of the meaning of the concepts "indigenous ", "peoples " and "minorities ", see m.n. shaw, "the definition of minorities in international law ", israel yearbook on human rights, vol. 20 (1991) pp. 13-43; e.-i.a. daes, "some considerations on the right of indigenous peoples to self-determination ", transnational legal and contemporary problems, vol. 3 (1993), pp. 2-11; daes, "dilemmas posed by the un draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples ", nordic journal of international law, 63:205-212 (1994); daes, "the united nations declaration on minority rights: necessary, urgent and overdue ", international geneva yearbook, vol. ix, 1995, in particular pp. 91-92; r.l. barsh, "indigenous peoples in the 1990s: from object to subject of international law? ", harvard human rights journal, vol.