Examples of using Time-limits in English and their translations into Arabic
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In a further Order the Vice-President of the Court set new time-limits for the subsequent written procedure on the merits.
During the reporting period, the Chamber has taken a firmer stance in ensuring that time-limits for cross-examination set by the Chamber are adhered to.
It had also invited the heads of agencies and programmes to observe strictly the time-limits for commenting on the Unit ' s reports.
Article 14 is, therefore, without prejudice to the applicable rules of international law concerning issues of notification, opposition, time-limits and peaceful settlement.
It was observed that the statute was silent on the matter of how to proceed if a formal request had not been made within the time-limits prescribed.
(a) Where it receives an application for reconsideration within the time-limits specified in article 65(2); or.
(d) In some cases, prisoners were brought before the courts within the time-limits and in accordance with the procedures laid down by law;
Receivability An appeal shall be receivable if it is filed within the time-limits and the conditions prescribed in staff rule 111.2(a), as in force at the time of the alleged non-observance.
The Vice-President of the Court made an Order extending time-limits in the case concerning Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro)(I.C.J. Reports 1993, p. 470).
Article 6 is similar to the present rules and requires that staff file an appeal within stated time-limits for it to be receivable by the Arbitration Board, unless the Board waives those time-limits.
It is essential that, within the time-limits entailed by this task,
Like Mrs. Medina Quiroga, he was curious as to the relationship between the length of pre-trial detention and the presumption of innocence and asked for further clarification regarding time-limits for trials and how such limits affected both criminal and civil proceedings.
The Secretariat was proposing that the Committee should establish time-limits for statements, as it had in the past, of 10 minutes for individual statements
The Commission might also wish to explore ways of supporting the work of the Ad Hoc Committee, in order to ensure that the latter performs its assigned tasks within the time-limits prescribed by Member States.
Some delegations expressed the view that any attempt to impose artificial time-limits on the consideration of an agenda item, particularly on the agenda of the Legal Subcommittee, was inappropriate and inconsistent with the progressive development of international space law.
Article 7.2 enables panels of the Disciplinary Board to direct that further information be made available by the parties and enables a panel to set time-limits for the provision of such information.
The Committee is deeply concerned at the draft law on the protection of human life in the prenatal phase, which stipulates only three situations in which abortion would be lawful within very strict time-limits.
CEDAW was deeply concerned at the draft law on the protection of human life in the prenatal phase, which stipulated only three situations in which abortion would be lawful within very strict time-limits.
Furthermore, when the Chairman met with the Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq on 28 November 1995, Mr. Aziz affirmed that Iraq would continue its cooperation without time-limits.
Mr. SANDOVAL LÓPEZ(Chile) suggested that part of paragraph 50 should be moved to paragraph 52, so that the first part of the latter paragraph would read" The arbitral tribunal may wish to establish time-limits for the production of documents.
