Examples of using Arises in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The need to have a law on this subject arises from the lack of any legislation on the registration, validity, rights and obligations of associations.
In defining the scope of the topic, a further question arises as to the type of harm that is required to be prevented.
The issue thus arises whether or not such interference would be arbitrary
Such protection cannot, however, be linked to political negotiations with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, as it arises from Croatia ' s obligations under various international legal instruments.
Concern arises from the fact that the official media was influenced by the existing power structures.
The question that arises in this regard is how the State should address such actions.
The duty to consult is a procedural obligation that arises whenever indigenous peoples ' substantive rights stand to be affected by a particular action.
The problem arises in the same way if the prohibition of reservations is implicit(case of subparagraph(b)).
With reference to religious considerations, discrimination often arises from the absence of religious belief
The question arises as to who should be primarily responsible for road safety at the national
Since these claims raise the question of Wall causation, the Board decided to defer the claims in which this issue arises pending further study.
Our vision arises from our desire to become the most reliable company in Software Solutions and Technology Development.
We are confident, however, that ways to finance cost-intensive additional activities of the Agency will be found when this question arises.
If the question arises whether a matter is one of procedure
If a dispute arises, UNPROFOR shall be notified and may make a
Our optimism about the third session of the Committee arises from our satisfaction with the dialogue at the second session.
If the question arises whether a matter is one of procedure
It arises from the fact that representation on the CPC has not been of a level conducive to examination of the MTP from a policy perspective.
A similar point arises in relation to draft articles 7, paragraph 2,
If the question arises whether a matter is one of procedure