Examples of using Competing in English and their translations into Arabic
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(g)" Priority" means the right of a person in preference to a competing claimant or other person.
Think of it in minivans. A group of automobile engineers on their weekends are competing with Toyota. Right?
Adequate resources were required to deal with many competing priorities in the areas of development, peace and security.
(a) The priority of the right of an assignee in the assigned receivable with respect to the right of a competing claimant; and.
However, subordination cannot affect the rights of a competing claimant without its consent.
7 took account of the competing interests of watercourse States and struck a balance between equitable and reasonable utilization and the obligation not to cause harm.
However, a priority conflict involving the rights of a competing third party registered in the immovable property registry of the State in which the immovable property is located is governed by the law of that State.
I appreciate how difficult it is to be focused, given the several competing issues around the world, but focused we must
The West experienced an increase in racial and cultural tensions as a result of the steadily rising numbers of foreigners competing for employment, housing and basic services in a period of global economic decline and high unemployment.
Chinese cities are building a lot, they're also, you know, not only competing for this space and height, they're also learning a lot from North American urban strategies[and] also repeat a lot from city to city.
(c) The law applicable to the effectiveness against third parties and priority of a security right in intellectual property as against all other competing claimants is the law of the State in which the grantor is located.
testes contain a more powerful androgen than androstenone, and three groups of scientists, funded by competing pharmaceutical companies in the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland, raced to isolate it.
the reference to" infringers" should be deleted from the discussion of competing claimants.
Mr. Motter(Observer for the Inter-Parliamentary Union) said that actual emissions cuts depended to a large degree on the introduction of legal and fiscal reforms-- a political question in which parliaments had to reconcile the competing demands of their constituents.
Long restrained by the so-called balance of terror, latent antagonisms have resurfaced in the Balkans, the Caucasus and Central Asia. The collapse of the old institutional frameworks has led to the emergence of forms of rapidly competing nationalisms.
Given that it may be difficult to adapt traditional textbooks to a multiperspective approach, work may need to be done to model a textbook approach that presents a range of competing narratives in a problematic way.
of nuclear arsenals or a security system based on competing military alliances or policies of nuclear deterrence.
When the competing right in question is a retention-of-title right,
Many online businesses, especially those in the early stages, need low cost marketing tactics to cut down on unnecessary spending, while also competing with those companies that are shelling out thousands of dollars to reach customers.
Under the unitary approach, coordination of the registration of notices relating to acquisition and non-acquisition security rights in the general security rights registry will be necessary to promote certainty in the relative priority of competing claimants.