Examples of using Subjected in English and their translations into Arabic
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There were currently two small pilot projects for the return and reintegration of Vietnamese and Cambodian women subjected to trafficking.
The seized goods, their types, quantities, values and the duties and taxes subjected to loss, whenever that is possible.
The present report examines the extent to which Governments have implemented multisectoral services and responses for women and girls subjected to violence.
The accused subjected persons who were in the power of an adverse party to physical mutilation
The Panel also subjected claims for business losses over USD 1,000,000 to heightened scrutiny.
Now when I am with him, although I get scolded frequently and subjected to punishment.
The Croatian side put these persons back in prison, subjected them to torture and offered them for exchange again.
Despite its nominal autonomy, it was subjected to strong direct rule from central Soviet authorities.
To mention a few, married women in Lesotho used to be treated as minors, hence subjected to their husbands ' marital power.
The Commission, in its resolution 1994/31 also decided to consider this question at its fifty-second session under the agenda item entitled" Question of the human rights of all persons subjected to any form of detention or imprisonment".
The Commission decided to resume, on a biennial basis, consideration of this question at its fifty-fourth session under the agenda item entitled“Question of the human rights of all persons subjected to any form of detention or imprisonment”.
In addition, mephedrone could be included in a list of substances subjected to special monitoring and control at any time of the year on the basis of an agreement of the Board of Representatives of the National Directorate of Medicines.
treatment of individuals subjected to any form of arrest, detention
Such legal entity shall, in accordance with the domestic law of the State Party, be subjected to such effective measures, whether criminal, civil or administrative, as reflect the degree of
Product composition will be an area of critical interest to developing country exporters if their products become increasingly subjected to scrutiny for environmental
Organization to act more effectively to mobilize world public opinion and provide peoples subjected to foreign occupation with the means to increase awareness of their legitimate struggle for independence.
The Commission decided to resume, on a biennial basis, consideration of this question at its fifty-fourth session under the agenda item entitled“Question of the human rights of all persons subjected to any form of detention or imprisonment”.
While it was vital that officials should not be subjected to politically motivated prosecution in foreign courts, shifting public attitudes in an increasingly globalized world might indicate increasing support for the accountability of State officials for serious crimes.
He reiterated the importance of strengthening the United Nations role in dealing with the protection of the human rights of the Palestinian people, along with other Arab people who were under occupation and systematically subjected to violations and intrusion.
Mr. Díaz Bartolomé(Argentina) said that his delegation fully supported the right to self-determination, which, according to the relevant General Assembly and Special Committee resolutions, was applicable only to peoples subjected to alien subjugation, domination and exploitation.