Examples of using Should permit in English and their translations into Arabic
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(58) The insolvency law should permit the insolvency representative to sell assets that are encumbered or subject to other interest free and clear of that encumbrance and other interest, outside the ordinary course of business, provided that.
(153) Where a plan becomes binding on approval by creditors, without requiring confirmation by the court, the insolvency law should permit parties in interest, including the debtor, to challenge the approval of the plan.
On the other hand, the Convention should permit, but not require,
although recognition of the concentrated nature of the problem should permit a response focused on the particular areas of concern.
While there is a need for aggregate measures of progress towards sustainable development, the sustainable development goals should permit more detailed assessment of progress that captures inequalities at different levels and among different groups.
The World Conference on Indigenous Peoples should permit as effective and meaningful an interaction with indigenous representatives within the United Nations as had been established in the United States.
The report's proposals provide a comprehensive, detailed framework for discussion which should permit substantial progress in dealing with the issue,
The introduction of the new system of responsibility and accountability should permit a review of salary levels, equal attention being paid to the needs of Professional and General Service staff.
The rationale is that economies of scale should permit cost savings when service functions are carried out on behalf of a number of agencies, rather than replicated in different agencies.
This positive development should permit the authorities to deal more confidently with the issues reviewed in this report: the return of refugees;
The development of civil nuclear power must be consistent with the highest non-proliferation standards and should permit States to use nuclear energy and to create a viable alternative to the acquisition of sensitive fuel cycle technologies.
(163) The insolvency law should permit creditors whose claims have been denied[or subjected to treatment under recommendation 169 as a claim by a related person], whether in full or in part, to request, within a specified period of time after notification of the decision to deny the claim, the court to review their claim.
(b) After commencement of insolvency proceedings, the insolvency law should permit creditors and the insolvency estate to exercise a right of set-off permitted under general law and should exclude the exercise of that right of set-off from the application of provisions on stay and suspension of actions against the debtor and treatment of contracts.
(d) Taken together, the plans of action should constitute a truly multisectoral and system-wide approach to the drug abuse problem, as requested by member States, and should permit the system to do its part in implementing the Global Programme of Action endorsed by the General Assembly.
(142) The insolvency law should permit amendment of a plan and specify the parties that may propose amendments and the time at which the plan may be amended[including between submission and approval, approval and confirmation, after confirmation and during implementation, where the proceedings remain open.].
degrading treatment or punishment should permit exceptions on, for example, national security
Regarding recommendation 221(exclusions from substantive consolidation), given that draft recommendation 220 is a permissive provision, it will be necessary to make reference to recommendation 220, i.e., the insolvency law should permit the court to exclude assets and claims from an order for substantive consolidation and specify standards applicable to those exclusions.
legislative provisions limiting the duration of concessions to a maximum number of years, the limitation should permit fixing a period sufficiently long to allow the project company to fully repay its debts and to achieve a reasonable profit.
the World Health Organization(WHO) said that the most significant benefits to public health would accrue from taking action on mercury emissions from the burning of coal, industry, large-scale mining and artisanal gold mining and that the mercury instrument should permit those uses of mercury essential for public health.
It was also indicated that the institutional design of the mechanism should permit payment with regard to claims by suppliers to which Iraq has no objections to be addressed by an administrative process, while at the same time allowing claims that Iraq contests to be resolved by arbitration.