Examples of using Granted under in English and their translations into Arabic
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a person affected by relief granted under article 19
Constitutional protections granted to spouses, such as the spouse of a witness not being compelled to give evidence against their spouse in most cases, is one example of protections granted under civil partnerships.
In addition, without compromising the operational independence granted under General Assembly resolutions 48/218 B and 54/244, the Division will provide investigative services to the United Nations Funds and Programmes, as appropriate.
be established with regard to a rehabilitating employee, and grants the rehabilitating employee similar rights to those granted under Israel ' s labor laws.
For some products, preferences are granted under the GSP and LDC schemes.
The leave shall be granted under a decision from the Head of Judicial Police.
There was also widespread use of the exceptions to competitive bidding granted under financial rule 110.19.
Since its inception in 1989, about 9,500 visas have been granted under the woman at risk category.
Salary increments granted under this paragraph shall become effective in accordance with the provisions of paragraph(c) below.
(a) Reduction of the commitment authority granted under the terms of General Assembly resolution 64/286 from $215,000,000 to $205,748,500;
The Principality of Liechtenstein reserves the right to apply the Liechtenstein legislation according to which Liechtenstein nationality is granted under certain conditions.
Relief granted under article 30 may be terminated or modified if another foreign non-main proceeding is revealed after the order is made.
The benefits granted under this programme have increased steadily since its inception.
(c) The economic rights granted under the law and limitations on and exceptions to protection;
States must respect the immunities granted under international law.
(i) Any relief granted under article 19 or 21 must be consistent with the proceeding in this State;
One issue of concern to a number of developing countries is the erosion of tariff preferences such as those granted under the GSP, other special arrangements and regional trade agreements.
(i) any relief granted under article 19 or 21 must be consistent with the proceeding in this State; and.
It is to be noted that the last of these three modalities does not include the tax breaks granted under the other two forms of foreign investment.
ex officio, should be able to modify the relief granted under articles 15 or 17.