Examples of using Limitations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Experience supports our decision to ignore separate questions about the limitations of purchases and sales, and combine them for incorporation in our questionnaire, as we considered the level of activity here rather low and assumed that limitations were similar for both activities;
It was observed that such statutory limitations were intended to protect the assignor(e.g. limitations as to the assignment of wages, pensions, life insurance policies), or the debtor(e.g. statutory limitations to the assignment of taxes).
Serious limitations in the management of the Somali Petroleum Company and the Somali Petroleum Authority require urgent capacity development in order to safeguard their integrity and transparency and to mitigate their possible capture by private interests.
The limitations and shortcomings of the legal definition of mercenaries have been underscored by the fact that the number of mercenary activities has not diminished
obligation to extradite or prosecute, and to sectoral conventions on terrorism containing limitations on extradition that could be incompatible with the obligation to extradite or prosecute.
Limitations of the rights and freedoms of citizens are only allowed for the purposes of ensuring the rights and freedoms of other citizens, maintaining law and order, and protecting the constitutional system and territorial integrity of the Republic(article 14).
particularly as regards the selection and appointment of members of the Tribunal, specific performance and compensation limitations.
Thus, the expulsion of an alien- even in time of armed conflict- may still be subject to substantive and procedural limitations under the rules of international law relating to the expulsion of aliens, such as human rights limitations.
In cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization she has made further steps in operationalizing rights-based education, examining the potential and limitations of quantitative data, and developing rights-based benchmarks for the quality of education.
An important first step would be to ensure the universal implementation, free of the limitations that exist today, of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.
Several studies and surveys have been carried out as part of this work, e.g. on the day-to-day behaviour of the police and on the possibilities and limitations of police and penal intervention in cases of violence within the social fabric of neighbourhoods.
The State ' s role is to provide appropriate legislation with regard to areas such as planning and expropriation, and to provide, within certain limitations, loan capital to the local governments for the purchase and development of land.
it has not been sufficiently systematized and neither the potential nor the limitations of the measures to attain these ends has been adequately identified.
In the public sector, workers have the right to a maternity leave of 90 days, 60 of which shall be enjoyed after the birth, and the other 30 before or after the birth, without limitations on the number of births.
Contractual limitations.
Budgetary limitations.
Statistical limitations.
Java limitations.
Noise limitations.
No limitations.