Examples of using A bill in English and their translations into Arabic
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This, in effect, constitutes a Bill of Rights for the State.
How to send a bill!
He needs a bill.
The new Constitution significantly contains a bill of rights.
What made you become a Bill Clinton supporter?
It is noted with appreciation that the Constitution of Namibia includes a bill of rights which can be invoked before the Courts.
It may seem insensitive in the extreme to send a bill to a lady who's been assaulted by one of our employees.
On 3 February 2003, the Guam Legislature passed a bill submitted by the Governor to advance the sale of the Guam Telephone Authority.35.
In March 1999, the Fono approved a bill prohibiting nationals from neighbouring Samoa from acquiring land in the Territory in the future.
The Bill of Rights is a constitutional imperative, and the Department of Education, working with religious leaders, has recently introduced a Bill of Responsibilities into schools, as a complement to the rights culture being established in the country.
The Constitution does not contain provisions in the nature of a bill of rights, indeed the Australian Government is not convinced that a bill of rights would be an appropriate way to protect human rights in the Australian context.
On 7 May 2009, the Polish Parliament had adopted a bill amending the Act on Counteracting the Introduction into Financial Circulation of Property Values Derived from Illegal
Governments enjoy a monopoly of legitimate force, limited perhaps by democratic tradition, a written constitution or a bill of rights.
It had also introduced a bill for Colombia ' s accession to the second Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions of 1949, and the bill had been adopted by the Congress and endorsed by the President in December 1994.
That's a bill.
A bill for services.
Send me a bill.
It's a bill.
There's a bill.
It's a bill.
