Examples of using May be interpreted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The fact that Al-Shabaab recently decided to lift its ban, however temporarily, against outside assistance may be interpreted as their increasing concern about how people perceive the movement.
imposed on intentional violations than on negligent violations, and that violation of discharge regulations at night may be interpreted as pointing to an intentional violation.
Although General Assembly resolution 51/226 may be interpreted by some as limiting the authority of the Secretary-General, the Committee finds nothing in that resolution which is inconsistent with the Charter.
The State party should also revise its policies and practices, which may be interpreted as establishing adherence to a particular religion as a mandatory requirement for employment in the public service.
The Committee is also concerned about the wording of article 330 of the Code of Military Justice, which may be interpreted as allowing the use of" unnecessary violence"(articles 7 and 14 of the Covenant).
The Committee is further concerned that the formulation of provisions in the Penal Code prohibiting polygamy in the form of cohabitation in the same home may be interpreted as being permissive of polygamy when not being practised in the same home.
Overreacting to any situation or calling for measures with doubtful technical value, measures leading to results that may be interpreted subjectively, and so on, may do more harm than good.
However, gender-based violence against women may be interpreted to fall under the ambit of Article 15(1) of the Constitution.
However, for practical purposes, it may be interpreted to mean treating women differently to men to the detriment of women.
Although the practice may seem common, it may be interpreted by the public authorities as an undue advantage and should therefore be avoided.
The risk of this model in a country like South Africa is that it may be interpreted as building on the foundations of apartheid.
Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as to diminish or eliminate the rights of Indigenous Peoples contained in treaties, agreements and constructive arrangements.
This may be attributed to employers preference for male employees because of the reproductive role of women, which may be interpreted as lost production time.
Circumscribe the relationship between subsequent agreements, subsequent practice and the conditions under which treaty terms may be interpreted as evolving over time(draft conclusion 3);
For example, the destruction and transformation of such monuments may be interpreted as a willingness to erase one part of history or a specific narrative.
These were positive steps though they may be interpreted as perpetuating the authority of military commanders to decide whether or not a soldier will be sent to court.
If that is so, we are in the presence of explicit acts of States that may be interpreted as acts of recognition that unquestionably produce the same legal effects.
It appears that this statement may be interpreted to mean that Norway accepts the French declaration insofar as(and on the condition that) it does not constitute a reservation.
Nothing in this Treaty may be interpreted as impeding the exercise by the States Parties of their right of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
insofar as the same may be interpreted as imposing an obligation on Malta to legalize abortion.