Examples of using The brackets in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Support was also expressed for a proposal to insert the bracketed text in A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.56" subject to the responsibilities and liabilities" and to delete the brackets.
It is able to wash less than 4-6 sets of dishes, but it can be placed on a table or, for example, on the brackets of low refrigerator.
First, there was the idea to consolidate the side monitors on the brackets under the two monitors, which are mounted on the edge of the table.
It was also agreed to remove the brackets around the words" also" and" other" in paragraph(2) of article 3.
The brackets around the words" or terrorism" should therefore be removed and, for the sake of clarity, the term" terrorism" should be replaced with" counter-terrorism".
Article 1, para. 4: We concur with the decision of the Working Group to remove the brackets from paragraph 4(A/CN.9/486, para. 75).
Anti-chemical-corrosion, rust free, long service life(over 50 year), maintenance-free all make the brackets ideal for saving money on wiring projects.
It is therefore suggested that the brackets are removed before the word" except" and after the word" award".
To keep the brackets and the list might be misleading as to the real preferences expressed by the Group.
Articles 11, para. 3(a), and 12, para. 4(a): We think that the word" goods" in these subparagraphs should be retained with the brackets removed.
He took it that the Commission also wished to remove the brackets from around the word" goods".
Article 37: To ensure appropriate application of the Convention in some States we believe that this article must be retained with the brackets removed.
At the fourth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, several delegations suggested removing the brackets, while one delegation suggested deletion of this subparagraph.
should be retained and the brackets deleted.
Of course, then- as now- the brackets were and still are the symptoms, not the disease.
We suggest that in paragraph 8 of the preamble, the brackets be deleted and the limitation to" direct" participation in hostilities be removed, thereby expanding the ambit of the protocol to include" indirect" participation in hostilities.
wish to revisit this programme element, and to seek to remove the brackets contained in section II. B of the report on the second session(E/CN.17/IFF/1998/14).