Examples of using Proviso in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) NAFO is open to new members with the proviso that stocks are fully allocated and new allocations will only be available for previously unallocated stocks when those stocks recover sufficiently to allow allocations.
It was suggested that the Guide should explain that such a proviso might be relevant in some jurisdictions where it was not possible to set aside a procurement contract, but that it was irrelevant in those jurisdictions in which the procuring entity retained authority so to do;
The extraordinary session of the COP shall agree upon the level of increase in the Convention ' s budget for the biennium 2008-2009, with the proviso that negotiations on the rest of the text of that draft decision, on which consensus was reached, shall not be reopened.
The proviso“Subject to article 18” was included in paragraph 2 to cover the situation in which a continuing wrongful act had begun prior to the entry into force of the substantive obligation
In principle, the definition of armed conflict should cover internal armed conflicts with the proviso that States should only be able to invoke the existence of internal armed conflicts in order to suspend or terminate treaties when the conflict has reached a certain level of intensity;
(d) That the proviso in the end of paragraph(2)(b) reading" provided that no complaint may be submitted after the entry into force of the procurement contract" should be deleted, because the proviso set out an unnecessary limitation.
In expressing support for retaining the proviso contained in the final clause, it was suggested that the proviso could be clarified by adding the phrase" it is established that" after the word" provided".
The Board was concerned that the Organization had settled a claim for $4.8 million without approval of the settlement agreement at the appropriate level and that the proviso drafted by the Office of Legal Affairs had been held invalid by the Arbitral Tribunal.
Under the Colombian court order of May 1982, the custody of the children was granted provisionally to the father, with the proviso that custody would go to the mother if the father remarried
said that the proviso" save for intentional wrongdoing" might create the impression that the Arbitration Rules created a liability for intentional wrongdoing, even if there was no such liability under the applicable law.
According to political sources, however, Mr. Netanyahu added a proviso to his concession: that Israel retain its traditional interpretation of the resolution,
The proviso“Subject to article 18” is intended to cover the case where the relevant obligation was not in force at the beginning of the course of conduct involved in the composite acts but came into force thereafter.
Mr. Neuman said that some proviso needed to be included in the last sentence since under some circumstances-- when they were occupied by another State, for example-- States could not always do what they should.
The above clauses also contain the proviso that nothing in those treaties shall prejudice present or future claims
There is a proviso, however. The settlement local government needs to order an investigation of the family ' s assets,
On termination of employment, with the proviso that a member is not entitled to withdraw any sum standing to his credit more than once in a period of five years, except where the employment is terminated on disablement due to an accident or disease.
what was meant by the proviso contained in paragraph 100 of the report that such organizations should be formed for peaceful, labour-related purposes.
There is one proviso, however.
That proviso is an important one.
There is one proviso, of course.