Examples of using Is compelled in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Chinese delegation is compelled to express its views on this issue.
Thus, Government is compelled to cede control over day-to-day functions and decision-making to the authority.
For this reason, TGNA is compelled to bring this game to the attention of world public opinion.
What one chooses to believe in and what one is compelled to believe in, there is a difference.
Nobody is compelled by the law to enter into marriage with a specific partner, or at all;
Through a" duress"-based provision, whereby a trafficked person is compelled to commit the offence; or.
As long as this refusal continues, Israel is compelled to take the necessary defensive measures to protect its citizens.
The State party must ensure that no one is compelled to testify against himself or herself or to confess guilt.
Women are always competent to give evidence in court and neither spouse is compelled to give evidence against the other.
In the light of the foregoing, the Government is compelled to point out the following to the international community.
The Group of Experts is compelled to report that the cooperation of Government of Uganda has further deteriorated during this mandate.
(b) High-level political commitment be made to ensure that no one is compelled to work against his or her will;
We have no illusion that Eritrea will withdraw from the rest of occupied Ethiopian territories unless it is compelled to do so.
As diverse as the membership of this world body is, so is the agenda with which it is compelled to deal.
The Special Rapporteur is compelled to conclude that violations of the right to freedom of opinion
Thus, Government(as represented by a minister) is compelled to cede control over day-to-day functions
In the absence of such steps, Israel is compelled to take measures to protect its citizens from the unrelenting threat of Palestinian terrorism.
Under these circumstances, my Government, in addition to mobilizing its own resources to the utmost, is compelled to seek further assistance from outside.
As in previous years, the Special Rapporteur is compelled to conclude that there is no indication that extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions have decreased.
Finally, they complained that the Catholic Church is compelled to fight continuous battles just to maintain what is, in fact, an unsatisfactory status quo.