Examples of using Grounds in English and their translations into Arabic
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The festival takes place at the Prague Exhibition Grounds- Vystaviste- in Holesovice Prague 7, a short distance from the centre of the city(hit the link in Basic Info box above to see a map of where in Prague this is).
According to article 6 of the Constitution adopted in 1952, Jordanians are equal before the law; there is no discrimination between them as regards their rights and duties on the grounds of race, language or religion.
(m) A ground receiving station for satellite images was established on the grounds of Israel Aircraft Industries where the images of the French Spot satellite,
A number of States, however, opposed the inclusion of such a provision, on the grounds that it would create a hierarchy of rights that would run counter to the principle of indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights.
Whenever substantial grounds exist for believing that an individual would be in danger of being subjected to torture upon expulsion to another State, the State party is under obligation not to return the person concerned to that State.
There are grounds to conclude that it is the aim of certain actors in the political leadership of the Russian Federation to further increase tensions by undermining positive achievements in the relations between the two countries.
Concerning the grounds for refusing enforcement defined under article V of the New York Convention, the question arises of how States interpret the term" public policy" referred to under article V(2)(b) of the New York Convention;
The Committee recalls its interpretation of the Covenant as requiring that objective and reasonable grounds be provided by the appropriate prosecution authorities to justify the application of different rules of criminal procedure in particular cases(art. 14).
The confidentiality of personal data- obligatory for observance by Administration or authorized persons who have access to personal data, the requirement to prevent their distribution without the consent of the subject or of other legal grounds.
Furthermore, the Act provides the police with authority to expel a domestic violence offender from the residence if there are grounds to assume that the offender will continue the violent behaviour if he(or she) is not expelled.
national minority is one of several grounds on which discrimination is prohibited, and therefore the case-law on article 14 concerning other grounds of discrimination may also be relevant, at least as regards the general principles.
The Charter, which is intended to replace Chapter III of the Constitution, has been criticized by national human rights organizations on the grounds that it is too limited in scope and not the subject of public consultation.
The Government of Azerbaijan replied that the State Military Commissioner had no case on record of citizens objecting to military service on religious grounds, and that the Constitution and the legislation provided for alternative service for conscientious objectors.
a State may enjoy a fairly broad measure of discretion in determining whether there are valid grounds for the expulsion of an alien based on its national interests.
(5) The reference in the draft article to" any other ground impermissible under international law" makes it possible to capture any legal development concerning prohibited grounds for discrimination that might have occurred since the adoption of the Covenant.
The Public Administration and Civil Service Authority is in the process of developing a Civil Service Code of Conduct which will deal with discrimination in the civil service and set out grounds of recourse for those affected.
of nationality on racial, ethnic, religious or political grounds.
The fact that national laws differ in this regard does not necessarily mean that one of the laws is invalid. The grounds for expulsion provided for in national legislation may be invalid if they conflict with international law.
Article 4 of Law No. 15/1996, which sets out grounds for exclusion from refugee status for certain categories of persons, far exceeds the exclusion clauses of article 1 D, E and F of the 1951 Convention.
racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance) said that reparation was a legitimate principle, as any negative act committed against a community or an individual created legal grounds for reparation.