Examples of using Lapse in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
But there was a time lapse, Gibbs.
It seems the assistant director is suffering from a minor memory lapse.
It couldn'tjust be that he had a breakdown with a concomitant memory lapse?
Application of provisions concerning the lapse of criminal proceedings;
Lapse factor is applied based on expected turnover
Lapse factor is not applied in the budget but is in the financial plan.
Trivial lapse of memory".
Koruba did let the permits lapse.
After a lapse of eight years, the Committee welcomes the opportunity to resume the dialogue with the State party, on the basis of its eleventh to fourteenth periodic reports.
This lapse is not affected by the Oslo Agreements, which did not mention statehood.
Care could be taken to ensure an orderly and reasonable lapse of time between deadlines and the sessions at which a delegation is expected,
The Council recommended indemnifying also those women who did not have a reasonable opportunity to claim compensation through legal means because of the lapse of the three-year limitation period for bringing an action for the protection of personality.
The lapse of time between a signatory ' s request to revoke a certificate, the actual revocation
conduct and the lapse of a reasonable length of time.
Contrary to what may be suggested by the expression" delay", international courts have not engaged in a mere exercise of measuring the lapse of time and applying clear-cut time limits.
required to correct the lapse or cancellation and re-establish third-party effectiveness; and(b) the matter might be discussed together with voluntary cancellation under a revised heading(" effect of lapse or cancellation").
Time Lapse Required.
The Time Lapse.
Pre-mature withdrawal or lapse.
A lapse in judgment.