Examples of using Were subject in English and their translations into Arabic
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Technical assistance projects on juvenile justice, as described below, were subject to extrabudgetary funding.
In particular, as the judges were military officers, they were subject to the authority of the President of Cameroon, himself the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces.
Most of the children in the Gaza Strip were refugees, and Palestinian children were subject to violence on a daily basis, in the form of detention, forced interrogation, beatings and even torture.
These three databases also did not explain that listed individuals were subject to the Al-Qaida/Taliban sanctions measures.
Migrants were subject to indirect discrimination in that certain criteria for accessing rental housing had a disproportionate impact on them.
Other areas that needed discussion were developing countries ' production and processing methods(PPMs) that were subject to disputes(e.g. the shrimp/turtle case).
However, the draft convention would not extend to the military personnel of national contingents; they were subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the sending State.
All women in that country were subject to discrimination, regardless of race or class,
The residents of occupied Poland were conscripted on the basis of the so-called Polish decrees(Polenerlasse), and were subject to discriminatory regulation.
The Human Rights Watch found that up to 90% of women in Pakistan were subject to some form of maltreatment within their own homes.
It was informed that such cases were subject to the rules of arbitration of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law and that for the period from 1996 to 2000, 16 cases had been referred to the Office of Legal Affairs.
Referring to child labour, concern was expressed about the large number of children who were subject to harmful conditions, and recommended that firm action be taken to deal with the root causes of these forms of labour.
First, she pointed out that members of the security forces were subject to the jurisdiction of the civil courts, and over the past years several had been prosecuted for acts of violence in excess of their legal authority.
reiterating that the practicalities of energy transit through the territory of a given State were subject to national legislation.
Mr. TELL(France) said that the reference to" the law" in the first sentence of paragraph 4 should be clarified, since the rules chosen by the parties to arbitration proceedings were subject only to the mandatory rules of procedural law.
By the end of the reporting period, therefore, 5 individuals were subject to the travel ban,
The Committee on the Rights of the Child voiced concern over the fact that all sources of information-- and media in particular-- were subject to Government control and did not allow for diversity(CRC/C/TKM/CO/1).
In his report(S/1996/411). the Secretary-General had noted that those people were subject to severe restrictions on many of their basic freedoms, a situation which would ensure the ultimate demise of those communities.
The changes to the WHO Staff Regulations and Rules resulting from the Assembly ' s decision were subject to approval by the Executive Board of WHO at its session in January 1994.
The representative of the Secretariat drew the attention of the Committee to some Parties that were subject to previous compliance decisions and had not yet reported 2006 data to the Secretariat to confirm their compliance status for 2006.