Examples of using That prohibit in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Storting has now adopted provisions that prohibit this type of discrimination.
Anti-abortion activists succeeded in having clauses incorporated into the Proposed New Constitution that prohibit abortion.
Substantially fewer(38 per cent) have policies that prohibit discrimination against vulnerable populations.
(q) Assessing any ongoing United Nations sanctions that prohibit the transfer of arms;
There are guidelines that prohibit negative stereotyping that could potentially hurt any segment of society.
Also, the constitutional precepts that prohibit incommunicado detention were said frequently to be violated.
There are traditions in Eritrea that prohibit marital rape.
There are no regulations that prohibit girls and boys from participating in sports and physical education.
Afghanistan has signed a number of international conventions that prohibit the abuse and exploitation of women.
Similarly, the Special Rapporteur calls upon States to repeal laws that prohibit discussion of historic events.
Iran has also ratified other treaties that prohibit the development and use of weapons of mass destruction.
The legal provisions that prohibit speech which encourages racism
It is also concerned at the inadequate application of MINED administrative regulations that prohibit physical punishment in school.
Gabon is party to several international instruments that prohibit the types of conduct condemned in article 12.
This contains specific provisions that prohibit staff from disclosing information made known to them in their official role.
(e) Countries adopt policies that prohibit the export of environmentally inferior technologies which are not used domestically.
It is highly commendable that all 35 entities reported having policies that prohibit discrimination and harassment in the workplace.
There are no regulations that prohibit the participation of women and girls in sports and physical education.
International law has further reiterated and reinforced the provisions within the Convention that prohibit forced and early marriages.
The Government of Liberia notes the existence of legal instruments that prohibit its nationals from serving as mercenaries.