Examples of using Two instances in English and their translations into Arabic
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On behalf of our respective Governments, we should like to bring to your attention two instances in which the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) inaccurately asserted that it is:(a) a current Member State of the United Nations; and(b) a founding Member State of the United Nations.
securities may be affected by the recommendations of the draft Guide in two instances.
In 2002 only two instances of excessive use of force were reported. The first incident concerned
were directly caused by Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait in two instances:(a) where the dates of injury were outside the jurisdictional period; and(b) where no date
There were two instances on"Mr. Robot".
In two instances, the investigation could not substantiate the allegations.
He recounted two instances where the Security Police had searched his office.
In two instances, the requests were either withdrawn
The wife may seek a separation from her husband in the following two instances.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has described two instances of terrorism to the Security Council.
In two instances, the end users were falsely declared as a diplomatic mission in Pyongyang.
As a general rule, a case may be heard in two instances- first and second.
The Office also monitored two instances of attempts to limit freedom of expression in the print media.
The Board noted two instances where UNITAR charged additional administrative costs to the Special Purpose Grants Fund.
In general, a case may be considered at two instances-- the first and the second instances.
A person may be bound by an arbitration agreement without having formally signed it in two instances.
In two instances, German courts have pronounced prison sentences in connection with violations committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Pursuant to the jurisprudence of the Appeals Tribunal, the Tribunals may award compensation for moral damage in two instances.
In two instances in 2008, OAI received a request from a Member State for disclosure of internal audit reports.
At least two instances also involved civilians crossing the Blue Line while working with an excavator along the river.