Examples of using He concludes in English and their translations into Arabic
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He concludes that the complainant ' s life is in danger and advises him to remain abroad.
He concludes that his statements are sufficiently reliable to shift the burden of proof to the State party.
He concludes that due to shortcomings in Canadian legislation, he had no access to an effective legal remedy.
He concludes that human needs and desires are endless, and"their satisfaction is by definition impossible.".
He concludes the ICT2020 project aimed at optimizing the infrastructures of communication from the home of the future24 April 2014.
He concludes that the appropriate budgetary mechanism, under the circumstances, would be to make provision under general temporary assistance.
So, he concludes that the role of Great Man depends on a number of factors,
He concludes that direct or circumstantial evidence obtained in violation of fundamental rights may not be used in criminal proceedings.
He concludes therefore that he has fulfilled the admissibility requirement of article 5, paragraph 2(b),
He concludes that"It's not the Palestinians who are delegitimizing Israel, but the Israeli government, which maintains the occupation.
He concludes that" the rule of law at the international level increasingly permeates the rule of law at the national level…".
He concludes that an application to a civil court is neither an alternative
He concludes with an assessment of the overall impact of his mandate thus far and provides a series of recommendations for future action.
He concludes that the State party has not been able to refute his arguments under article 9, paragraph 1 of the Covenant.
Because the battils and baqarahs contained rudders, he concludes that the elevation drawings could not have been carved earlier than 1000- 1200 AD.
He concludes by providing recommendations for the better translation of international human rights standards into the emerging norms and practices that promote access to information.
In addition, he concludes that torture is practised routinely in detention centres run by the General Intelligence Directorate and the Criminal Investigations Department.
He concludes that his decision cannot be appealed to any higher administrative authority under section 99(3) of the Administration
He concludes that, unless otherwise expressly provided in law, it cannot be presumed that an application
If he concludes that the reported offence is not a criminal offence subject to formal judicial investigation, the Public Prosecutor rejects the criminal offence report.