Examples of using Elapse in English and their translations into Arabic
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Whether, and if so to what extent, a specified period should elapse before the grant of parole in a case where murder is classified as noncapital murder.".
It was explained that in the case of multimodal transport, for instance, several days might elapse between the departure of the goods from an inland location and their actual arrival at the initial port of loading.
In practice the Committee has also made efforts to provide reasons for its decision when delisting is granted, although a significant period of time can elapse between the decision and the provision of the reasons.
A period of 6 months(art. 20) must, however, elapse before a foreign woman having entered into a civil marriage with a Beninese national may fully enjoy that right.
imported temporarily upon the elapse of one year from the date of end of the validity of the customs document according to which these were temporarily brought in.
Elapse in a silent deadly moan.
No time interval shall elapse, however, if the water spray is applied from each of the four directions consecutively.
Appeals against the decision are not permitted and at least 90 days must elapse before any further application for temporary leave may be submitted.
After the elapse of these days, the employee is entitled to choose if she is willing to return to work or to continue to care for her child.
In consequence, one, two or more years can elapse before a case is ripe for issuance of a report by the Joint Appeals Board or a judgement by the Tribunal.
years to complete, since a sufficient time period must elapse for the subjects to react to the vaccine and develop the required antibodies.
Not more than 12 months may elapse between one session of the Assembly and the next: in practice, the Assembly is in session much more frequently than that.
The world has seen 50 years elapse since the war came to an end.
However, if a majority of delegations so wished, the length of time that might elapse between the notification of the organization of a mission and the mission itself could be specified.
The commutation was accompanied by a determination that seven years from the date of commutation had to elapse before the length of any non-parole period could be considered.
Test turnaround time is the number of days that will usually elapse between the time we receive a specimen and the time the results of that specimen are released.
To avoid this, make sure you cancel the payment plan before the seven days elapse if you don't want to continue using that particular service.
A specific period of time must elapse before States parties could carry out adequately
It was noted however, that where implementation of the plan failed after a considerable elapse of time since the reorganization proceedings had been commenced, new proceedings might be necessary.
Concerning article 110, he was flexible as to the period that should elapse before amendments were proposed, but considered a period of ten years reasonable.