Examples of using Bis in English and their translations into Arabic
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(2) Merge this subparagraph with subparagraph(a) bis.
Oh. Wonderful speech, Bis.
New paragraph 2 bis.
(c) bis Classify all mercury and mercury compounds as waste and ensure that they are managed in accordance with Article 13 if they.
(b) bis Require that emissions from such sources not exceed the emission limit values listed in that annex.
The disclosure of secrets and the misuse of privileged information are punished through articles 163 and 163 bis of the Criminal Code,
Source: The text of article 1 bis is reproduced without change from document UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.3/3.
(f) bis A public health strategy on how to tackle the long-term effects of chronic mercury exposure on artisanal miners, with particular focus on children ' s health.
(1) bis" Any allegation of a disciplinary offence by a prisoner shall be reported promptly to the competent authority, which shall investigate it without undue delay.".
Those representatives of non-governmental organizations who spoke welcomed the conference room paper containing proposed text for article 20 bis on health aspects.
The CHAIRMAN said that paragraph 20 would become paragraph 19 bis and that the remaining paragraphs would be renumbered accordingly.
Articles 145, 147, 151 and 173 bis of the Criminal Code establish the passive bribery of public officials as an offence.
The Government of Japan proposes the following provision as paragraph 3 bis after paragraph 3 under Article 4.
They are entitled to assistance by counsel pursuant to article 50 bis of the Aruban Code of Criminal Procedure.
It was suggested that the term" appropriate measures" in proposed paragraph 6 bis(2) of the fourth proposal required further consideration.
The Chairperson suggested that the Committee should consider paragraph 69 bis at a later meeting in order to give members time to familiarize themselves with it.
Bis. International Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 4 December 1989.
draft article 22 bis(A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.51, paras. 6-13).
It was thus proposed that countermeasures be dealt with in a new Part Two bis, which could include the admissibility of claims, countermeasures, and collective measures.
(c) bis A subsidiary body may opt for a chair