Examples of using Inapplicable in English and their translations into Arabic
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JS8 urged the Government to revise legislation and policy such as Law No. 23/2006(Population Administration); and revise Law No. 1/PNPS/1965 concerning the" Prevention of the Misuse and/or Defamation of Religion" and declare the law inapplicable.
Although it had found the CISG inapplicable to the transaction, the court added that had the CISG applied,
Poland had proposed deleting from the Charter Articles 53, 77 and 107, which spoke of" enemy States", and her delegation continued to favour that initiative because the provisions in question were both obsolete and inapplicable.
The Mission, the Office of the Counsel for Human Rights and other organizations have warned that this penal reform was incompatible with the American Convention on Human Rights and inapplicable under the Constitution(A/49/929, para. 23).
The Chairman also found it possible that some States had considered the submission guidelines to be too detailed and, in some cases, inapplicable to their situation.
Finally, two kinds of treaties have a decidedly low likelihood of applicability during armed conflict, namely, those treaties inapplicable through express provision and those treaties inapplicable in practice.
The existence of a sovereignty dispute, recognized by the General Assembly in resolution 20/65, made the principle of self-determination inapplicable, particularly since the inhabitants of the islands were British citizens.
Under the final paragraph of Decision CD/1036, the Secretariat is called upon to inform non-member States before the beginning of the annual session of the Conference ' s opening date, in order to enable interested States to formulate their requests in time for participation in the work of the Conference and its subsidiary bodies. The Secretariat performs this duty with a perfunctionary reference to Rules 33 to 35 which the actual practice of the Conference has made obsolete or inapplicable.
However, so far remained inapplicable.
Treaties inapplicable through express provisions.
VAT is assumed to be inapplicable.
It is therefore unhelpful and inapplicable.
Unfortunately, all conventions are inapplicable during armed hostilities.
Unfortunately, all conventions are inapplicable during armed hostilities.
It had, instead, always found the doctrine inapplicable.
Unfortunately, all conventions are inapplicable during armed hostilities.
(ii) The proposed rules should not be so strict as to be inapplicable;
It would merely indicate that the offending sentence was currently considered to be inapplicable.
As the complainant cannot be a victim in this sense, the article is inapplicable.
The municipalities that issued the resolutions are not private entities, therefore the Civil Code is inapplicable.