Examples of using Precisely defined in English and their translations into Arabic
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Direct discrimination was precisely defined for the first time under the Directive of 9 June 2000 implementing the principle of equal treatment between persons, irrespective of racial or ethnic origin.
dissemination of information and ideas through the public media only in precisely defined cases: in order to prevent invitation to forcible destruction of the order defined in the Constitution; to preserve territorial integrity of Montenegro; to prevent propagation of war or incitement to violence or crime; to prevent propagating of racial,
The Unit's work programmes had become more relevant to the needs of Member States; JIU should continue to focus on important priority items and to identify concrete managerial, administrative and programming questions with a view to providing the General Assembly and other legislative organs of participating organizations with practical and action-oriented recommendations on precisely defined issues, as stated in General Assembly resolution 50/233.
That said, some delegations thought that any programme should be aimed at helping dispose of any ozone-depleting substance that was unwanted(although that term should be more precisely defined), including HCFCs,
Technical specifications are precisely defined.
This term has never been precisely defined.
For the woman seeking precisely defined eyes with an easy-to-use formula.
That latter category had not been precisely defined and required further consideration.
Until recently, neither trafficking nor migrant smuggling were precisely defined in international law.
The role, functions and control of the Administration Office needed to be precisely defined.
The phrase" long-term presence" was not precisely defined in terms of number of years.
The duration of advertisements and their placement in programmes are precisely defined by the Act.
Mr. Guissé began by noting that transnational companies had not to date been precisely defined.
Consequently, States were likely to accept more obligations under the convention if the scope was precisely defined.
Coined on the basis of“National Information Infrastructure”(NII), it has never been precisely defined.
Unlike most codified penal laws in the world, in international humanitarian law rape is not precisely defined.
Observers are generally intergovernmental organizations and international organizations and entities whose statehood or sovereignty is not precisely defined.
To be included in the draft statute, the crime of aggression must first be precisely defined under the law.
Those crimes should be more precisely defined in the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind.
Although many countries have laws which permit the use of restraints, their use is generally limited to precisely defined circumstances.