Examples of using Be contrary in English and their translations into Arabic
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making it a criminal offence could be contrary to other freedoms.
It would be contrary both to the historical design principles and to the formally established review criteria;
change them without the approval of the second party or be contrary to the laws and regulations.
Such unequal treatment would of course also be contrary to Article 31, paragraph 6, of the Statute.
Caution was advised since peremptory norms were non-derogable by agreement between the parties as that would be contrary to international public policy.
Such an interpretation would be contrary to the spirit and the letter of the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement, as well as of the Ivorian Constitution, which remains the framework for interpreting the Agreement.
This would be contrary to the recommendations of both the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the General Assembly over the years.
Indeed, some argue that this would be contrary to the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations itself, and therefore would be ultra vires.
Should decisions be contrary to the assumptions made herein, the General Assembly would be advised accordingly through appropriate mechanisms.
That situation would then be contrary to the right of any victim to obtain reparation and compensation.
Provide guidance on the types of activities which could be contrary to the aims of the Convention and relevant national and international laws and regulations, including on the export and import of biological resources;
applications received under phases V and VI is being impeded because they include conditions that may be contrary to procedures.
The transaction shall not violate any obligation of the Republic of Hungary under international treaties and shall not be contrary to the country ' s foreign policy, national defence and national security interests;
To limit the actions of the Office of the High Commissioner to Gaza would be contrary to its mandate, which extended to all of the occupied territories, including the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Secondly, in 1996 the International Court of Justice declared that a ' threat or use of nuclear weapons would generally be contrary to the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict, and in particular the principles and rules of humanitarian law '
In doing so the President stated, that the reintroduction of the death penalty would be contrary to article 4(3) of the American Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits reintroduction
We would prefer majorities different from those clearly defined in the Charter to be defined rather informally, without adopting decisions that might be contrary to the United Nations Charter.
Furthermore, any measure aimed at restricting the promotion prospects of staff members on the basis of their nationality would be contrary not only to modern human resources management practices,
Moreover, an arbitrary decision that the Secretariat must find some way to absorb all additional expenditure resulting from inflation and currency fluctuations would be contrary to accepted procedures and to the provisions of resolution 41/213 which the General Assembly had adopted, it must be stressed, by consensus.
shifting basic principles to suit other interests that may be contrary to the wishes of the peoples.