Examples of using May be ordered in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Custom spikes may be ordered with different dimensions.
May be ordered with or without IDC terminals.
OPTIONAL” positions are included which may be ordered in clinical practice.
In case of emergency, the immediate freezing of assets may be ordered.
In urgent cases the freezing of book-entry securities may be ordered by the police.
Neither community service nor corrective labour may be ordered for the following.
These measures may be ordered by the court or the Office of the Attorney-General.
For men, hormone and endocrine investigations may be ordered following your basic semen analysis/ seminogram.
Value confiscation may be ordered if the confiscated object has not been seized previously or is not available.
Their dissolution or suspension may be ordered only in those cases and according to the formalities specified by law.
May be ordered with or without protection(a range of VDC rated protectors are available to match customer specifications).
If you want just in case, he may be ordered on an individual thumbnail, but it will be small and neat.
They are sold without hinges, knobs, or locksets, but they may be ordered with a hole pre-bored for the lockset.
Alternatively, the parent or guardian may be ordered to enter into a recognisance to exercise proper care and guardianship.
There are three different cases in which the removal of an alien from the territory may be ordered in accordance with Romanian legislation.
The operator running television or radio operations may be ordered a sanction in the form of a payment on the proposition of the Ombudsman.
In the event of a repeat offence, the establishment may be ordered to close for a period of between three days and three months.".
All hearings are, as a rule, public; however, closed hearings may be ordered in cases where publicity may jeopardize public order and morals.
It was stated in paragraph 77 of the report that" pre-trial release may be ordered by the judge on the advice of the Crown Procurator".
A spine X-ray may be ordered to evaluate a back or neck injury, or to help with the diagnosis