Examples of using Arise in English and their translations into Arabic
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Conversely, faithful implementation requires full recognition of all obligations that arise for the State in its adherence to universal human rights.
When disputes arise, dialogue on equal footing and in the spirit of friendly consultation is the best way to achieve progress.
Amidst signs of recovery and opportunities from greening industries, nine broad themes arise from the anticipated green recovery in the years ahead.
to help prevent or resolve conflicts that may arise.
damage that may arise from your use of them.
It was pointed out that such a situation could only arise at a later stage after a vessel had been released through the provision of security,
The Committee also expects that full consideration will be given to the requirement for interface between those systems and the enterprise resource planning system, Umoja, thereby ensuring that no additional costs arise from the use of such ad hoc systems.
I have in mind, inter alia, questions that arise regularly that relate to interpretation, publication of documents in the six official languages, the development of the United Nations Internet site and the training of staff members in the official and working languages.
(g)" Supplementary Programmes" represent those activities that arise after the approval of the Annual Programme Budget and before the approval of the next Annual Programme Budget, and which cannot be fully met from the Operational Reserve.
It is unrealistic to press others for compliance with the obligations that arise from the Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), while disregarding one ' s own obligations.
their share of marital property and custody of children, and she feared that discrimination might arise, depending on the system of law under which women were married.
However, this priority is conditional on the acquisition secured creditor notifying secured creditors that, before the proceeds arise, registered a notice with respect to a security right in assets of the same kind as the proceeds.
I do not underestimate the technical problems that may arise here and there, in view of the sophisticated nature of the electoral system chosen by the Assembly and the size of the country and its communications problems.
Both at Headquarters and in the field, coordination and cooperation between the United Nations security management system and non-governmental organizations should be enhanced in order to find answers to common security questions that arise in the field.
robust build-up of the future international authorities which will ensure that no gaps arise in international political authority and capacity during the transition period.
lessor notifying secured creditors that have registered a notice with respect to a security right in assets of the same kind as the proceeds before the proceeds arise.
From the beginning to the end of erection activities, it guarantees you against the damages that may arise due to sudden and unexpected reasons related to erection activities as well as the risk of natural disasters(earthquake,
In unpacking the elements of the definition of" foreign proceeding", questions arise over the meaning of the terms" collective judicial or administrative proceeding", the nature of a" law relating to insolvency" and whether there is" control or supervision by a foreign court".
The Customer can also transfer his Account from one SIM Card to another after ZP verifies that there are no legal implications that may arise due to SIM Card suspension as a result of unauthorised activities.
The definitions and, in any event, the definition concerning the concept of a federal State in subparagraph(b)(ii) of the draft text might be interpreted in different ways in view of the great diversity of cases which may arise.