Examples of using Beyond their control in English and their translations into Arabic
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it will have been beyond their control.
Ms. Namgyel(Bhutan) said that the least developed countries were vulnerable to developments beyond their control and for which they were not responsible.
However, as African countries embark on that journey, they continue to face daunting challenges that are beyond their control.
it understood that some States faced genuine difficulty in discharging that duty for reasons beyond their control.
since the five Member States in question were unable to pay owing to conditions beyond their control.
(4) The procuring entity may, in its absolute discretion, prior to a deadline for presenting applications to pre-qualify or for preselection or for presenting submissions, extend the applicable deadline if it is not possible for one or more suppliers or contractors to present their applications or submissions by the deadline initially stipulated, because of any circumstance beyond their control.
more suppliers or contractors to present their applications or submissions by the deadline initially stipulated because of any circumstance beyond their control.
Circumstances beyond their control.
They do not face conditions fully beyond their control.
Some were simply caught up in circumstances beyond their control.
Even well-managed countries have been negatively affected by events and decisions beyond their control.
but because of circumstances beyond their control.
forced from their homes by events beyond their control, require protection and assistance.
However, States temporarily unable to fulfil their obligations for reasons beyond their control should be treated with sympathy.
Nevertheless, some States might face genuine temporary difficulties in discharging that duty for reasons beyond their control.
They know that due to circumstances beyond their control, they're off a lot of people's radars.
The standard line among Jordanian officials is that the country's economic problems are simply beyond their control.
These measures, however, should not be applied to Members unable to pay for reasons beyond their control.
Special bridging arrangements may need to be contemplated for countries whose arrears are due to circumstances beyond their control.
However, Special Benefit allowances are available to people who suffer a substantial change in circumstances for reasons beyond their control.