Examples of using Would accommodate in English and their translations into Arabic
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unless provision is made for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians.
the article would focus on the essential characteristics of this method that would accommodate all these variants.
In accordance with this approach, called an ex ante, or environmental window, approach, conditions for the use of trade measures in MEAs would be defined, which- if met- would ensure that WTO would accommodate the measures.
Following his election, the incoming President thanked all those who were participating in the meeting, and assured them that he would do his utmost to ensure that the twenty-second session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum would accommodate their views and interests, and that these would be reflected in the decisions of the meeting.
However, following observations that the Local Government Transitional Act of 1993 did not adequately cover the rural areas, it has been amended to enable the GNU to redelineate district council boundaries in a way that would accommodate administrative structures of the former homelands in a more representative local government system.
Shortly after the transfer NASA established the concept of the Deep Space Instrumentation Facility(DSIF) as a separately managed and operated communications system that would accommodate all deep space missions, thereby avoiding the need for each flight project to acquire and operate its own specialized space communications network.
Political Rights only if provision is made for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 22 and reminds the State party that" public education that includes instruction in a particular religion or belief is inconsistent with article 18(4) unless provision is made for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians"(general comment No. 22, para. 6).
unless provision is made for nondiscriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians"(para. 6).
was applied to the post-capital master plan occupancy, the results showed that the renovated campus would accommodate 169 more occupants after the completion of the capital master plan.
It had also learned that UNEP had helped Botswana to identify legislation that would accommodate ODS regulations and that a chemicals management act was being developed, and that UNEP expected the ODS regulations, which would include an ODS licensing and quota system, to be in place by December 2005.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba) asked for a written indication, to be made available at a formal meeting, of the impact, under each section, of post reductions and efficiency and savings measures on the implementation of mandated programmes and activities, as well as an indication of any compensatory measures, an explanation of how the proposed programme budget would accommodate the phasing out of gratis personnel, and a full accounting of the resources needed to implement programmes and activities.
On the issue of a possible further extension beyond 10 years of the time period for making submissions to the Commission, as proposed by the Pacific Island Forum States(SPLOS/67, para. 8(c)), several delegations recognized that such an extension would accommodate the needs of developing countries, which lacked the requisite expertise and resources to fulfil the requirements of article 4 of annex II within the prescribed period.
At that time it was assumed that:(a) courtroom 1 would be available throughout the year and courtroom 2(formerly called the interim courtroom) would be available for trials as from 1 May 1998;(b) courtroom 3 would be constructed during 1998 and would become available for trials as from 1 January 1999;(c) the International Tribunal Detention Unit would accommodate an average of 12 detainees in the first half of 1998 and 24 detainees in the second half.
The facility would accommodate most of the government offices.
There may of course be certain amendments that would accommodate the concerns of certain countries.
The two school buildings in central Lebanon would accommodate secondary school pupils and female students from preparatory schools.
Wouldn't explain the use of a screwdriver as a murder weapon, but it would accommodate the other evidence.
However, IPU hoped that the proposed high-level forum would accommodate their perspective and better integrate economic, social and environmental policies.
Construction was under way for four school buildings which, with one operating on double shift, would accommodate five schools in Beddawi camp.