Examples of using Due in English and their translations into Arabic
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Article 20 states that all persons, men and women, shall be entitled to equal protection of the law and shall enjoy all human, political economic, social and cultural rights with due observance of the Islamic precepts.
She asked what action the unit had taken to ensure that there was due judicial control over the detention of persons pending extradition, an issue that had been raised before the European Court on many occasions.
the resolution of conflicts due to overlaps and(ii)
This reduction in recorded expenditure for the period is due mainly to the projected expenditures at the end of the mandate period that were included in the data at the time of the preparation of the earlier report in August 1994(A/49/644).
(c) To ensure that relevant legislation, regulations and national and international policies take due account of the realization of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health;
The OAI experience of inter-agency audits since 2009 has shown that more time is needed to conduct and complete such assignments, mainly due to the consultation and various inputs required from the internal audit services of the participating organizations.
Therefore it had recommended to the Assembly that, when it considered the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999, it should review the programme narrative of section 22 and pay due attention to the observations of delegations.
(b) Each Party shall, as far in advance as possible of the date due for the contribution, inform the head of the Secretariat of the contribution it intends to make and of the projected timing of that contribution;
Expenditures for the humanitarian supplies and oil spares were $12.40 billion in 2003 and $280 million only in 2005, or a significant decrease of $12.12 billion due to the termination of the programme in November 2003.
That improvement was due inter alia to the effects of development, the increase in girls ' and women ' s education, women ' s participation in economic activity and women ' s moral and financial independence.
In 2004, total annual global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions reached 49 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents, with the forest sector contributing 17.4 per cent, or 8.5 billion tonnes of this, mostly due to deforestation and degradation.
The success of the reform process which led to the adoption of resolution 50/227 was largely due to the fact that from the very outset the participants had a clear idea of the fundamental principles that should guide their deliberations.
In a number of claims, payment was not due until one or two years after the date of performance; in others, the payments had been re-scheduled for several months or years after the original payment due date.
Ms. Morris(New Zealand), replying to question 29, said that women had won increasing representation in the past five general elections, but it was not clear whether the trend was due to the proportional representation system.
The Committee recommends that the State party pursue efforts to ensure full compatibility of its legislation with the Convention, based on a child rights approach and taking due account of the principles and provisions of the Convention.
The card allows customer to pay a minimum monthly payment of 5% of the outstanding balance(a minimum payment of BD 10 applies), as opposed to charge card where full amount is payable on payment due date.
In the midst of our feverish activity, in the world there are still major wars that have claimed the lives of 5 million people in the last decade, many of these due to racial and religious intolerance.
Due respect.
Due obedience.
Instalment due.