Examples of using The granting in English and their translations into Arabic
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The granting to organizations of observer status in the General Assembly was not governed by any express provisions of the Charter,
It underlined that the State should not condition the granting of the registration of a religious community and the recognition of its legal status on the agreement of another religious community.
It is also worth reiterating that the granting of asylum in international law should not be regarded as an unfriendly act.
With the granting of the joinder motions, pre-trial Judges are working closely with the parties to ensure
The granting of full citizenship on an equal basis would be considered in accordance with domestic law.
Delegations recalled that the granting of privileges and immunities under international law should follow the functions that the individual working on behalf of the United Nations performs.
Law n. 69 of 25 May 2004," Provisions on the granting of authorisations concerning the realisation, exercise and institutional accreditation of public and private health and social institutions".
Given that the granting of agricultural loans is contingent, inter alia, on the possession of a piece of arable land, women are often marginalized in this sector.
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In 2006, Law no. 774(11 November 206) was promulgated to facilitate the granting of housing loans to disabled persons;
such a modern regime, the reasons for parties resorting to the granting of security interests have to be taken into account.
de-listing of individuals and other entities on sanctions lists, as well as for the granting of humanitarian exemptions.
Other negotiating groups, whose support was equally vital to the granting of the extension, stood by us and did not let us down.
Since 16 November 2007 the criterion of reporting human trafficking as a condition for admission has been changed to the granting of cooperation to the police and the Justice Department.
His delegation could therefore not support the granting of that mandate to the Task Force.
During this phase, approximately 850 women will benefit directly from the granting of these credits. The fund has attracted the interest of other institutions that would like to become members.