Examples of using May exercise in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) The Chairman of a subsidiary body may exercise the right to vote;
Both partners, without any limitations, may exercise the right to petition for a divorce.
At any time you may exercise your right to disable
Article 74.(1) A married woman may exercise a trade different from her husband.
His or her alternate may exercise the voting rights of the Member which he or she represents.
Following receipt of such notification, the territorial or custodial State may exercise jurisdiction over the case.
This implies that the Government may exercise discretion when deciding whether striking employees should be dismissed.
In that capacity it may exercise the initiative to enact law, during regular and special sessions.
His or her alternate may exercise the voting rights of the Member which he or she represents.
In addition, we need to create enabling socio-economic conditions in which individuals may exercise their rights.
An employer hiring a PWD under special conditions may exercise the right to reimbursement of temporary costs.
The State may exercise extraterritorial jurisdiction in accordance with the generally recognised principles of international law.".
i.e. persons of full age, may exercise these rights.
According to article 261 of the Civil Code, a woman may exercise the profession of her choice.
Even if she is a minor, she may exercise this option without needing permission to do so.
You may exercise any of your rights in relation to your personal data by written notice to us.
(11) Both paragraphs 1 and 2 provide that a State of refuge" may exercise diplomatic protection".
A member of his/her delegation may exercise the voting rights of the Member which he or she represents.
(a) The Chairmen of the General, Drafting and Credentials Committees may exercise the right to vote;
The Court may exercise its powers only in the event that a State is unable