Examples of using Also asserts in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Claimant also asserts that some damage was due to extensive use of the buildings by refugees.
Although the Vienna Declaration recognizes the need to take account of the importance of national and religious specificities and various historic,cultural and religious particularities, it also asserts, as noted above, that States, regardless of their political, economic or cultural system, must promote and protect all fundamental rights and freedoms.
Iraq also asserts that the study design is flawed and unlikely to produce reliable results.
Aouragh clarifies this:“The products we sell on the market have nothing to do with vibrators or dolls.”Khadija Ahmed also asserts,“I don't sell vibrators because those are not permitted by Islam, which forbids exposing or creating simulations of the body's sensitive parts. But I do offer other things, like vibrating rings.”.
He also asserts that the plan was divisive and could not provide for and could not bring about the reunification of the island.
Article 6 of the Convention notonly recognizes the inherent right to life, but also asserts the duty of the State to ensure the survival and development of the child, including the physical, mental, spiritual and social dimensions of their development.
He also asserts that the legal advice he received concerning his prospect of success in filing for judicial review did not address whether his claim of persecution had merit, but rather assessed whether the Tribunal decision contained errors of law.
The Organization of the Islamic Conference also asserts its support for the government of Lebanon, which demands the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Mazariya Shebaa strip and to free from Israeli prisons all Lebanese citizens.
Iraq also asserts that the loss from these habitats was never 100 per cent as assumed by Saudi Arabia.
The Procurement Division of the Armed Forces also asserts that Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait caused an increase in the procurement costs of supplies because of the disruption of trade in that region, delays in granting export licences, currency fluctuations and shortages of goods.
MEW also asserts that a contract for the maintenance of a district control centre in the" Town" section of Kuwait City was interrupted by Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Claimant also asserts that the equipment was necessary due to the risk of unloading ammunition from Allied Coalition Forces ' ships.
The Ministry also asserts that as a result of and during Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait it paid higher prices for oil and oil products.
The Claimant also asserts that some of the employees who were seconded were also required to perform overtime, and that secondment was necessary due to.
Iraq also asserts that TUPRAS ' revenues increased in 1990 and 1991, compared to pre-invasion amounts, and that any increased costs should be offset against such increased profits.
The report also asserts erroneously that conditionality of lending programmes undermines national sovereignty and has a damaging effect on a nation ' s ability to meet its human rights obligations.
The article also asserts the right for the parties to ban, acting individually or collectively, the import of hazardous wastes and imposes upon potential exporting parties the obligation to respect and enforce such a decision.
Saudi Arabia also asserts that there has been a noticeable reduction in the occurrence of Rimth(Haloxylon salicornicum), an important rangeland shrub, and that, to date, this species has not successfully recovered in many areas of the desert.
The Claimant also asserts that its staff, including engineers and surveyors, were required to assist in the removal of damaged buildings and clearing of debris; identify water reserves; and support civil defence units.
The author also asserts that the psychological evidence contradicts the State party ' s claim that he would not discontinue his medication in the event of a return, or, should he do so, react adversely to the Iranian authorities.
The complainant also asserts his close ties to Pascal Lissouba ' s family and claims that he was the subject of a search and arrest warrant issued on 6 September 2004 for illegally wearing a military uniform and possession of a weapon of war.
The Air Force also asserts that it lost training funds from the Government of the United States because, at the time of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait, the military resources of the United States were concentrated on Kuwait and the Persian Gulf region.
The Ministry also asserts that because of the missile attacks on the Israeli reactor, a project to establish the Jordanian Centre for Nuclear Research and Training was suspended for one year, for which compensation is claimed in the total amount of US$238,400.
Iraq also asserts that the small number of locations studied cannot be representative of the vast area(132 square kilometres) claimed to have been affected and that, on the basis of internationally accepted criteria, the TPH concentrations reported by Saudi Arabia would not trigger remediation measures.
The author also asserts that his father was a victim of enforced disappearance between the time of his arrest in 1990 and the time when his family first received news of him in 2001, that is, for 11 years, and then again from the time when the authorities again denied that he was being held after he had finished serving his sentence in 2003 until his release in April 2008.
The Government also asserts that“[t]he cause of all the FGF liquidations and international borrowings was the deprivation of Kuwait's oil revenues and the extraordinary expenses associated with the invasion, for both of which Iraq bears sole responsibility” and, accordingly, that the liquidations and borrowings and their consequent costs and losses were a“normal and natural consequence” of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
He also asserts that, as the Department of Political Affairs cannot draw on the support account to build or enter into contracts for capacity in relation to mission needs, and as the programme budget does not readily adapt to short-term changes in Headquarters staffing needs, the Department has had to fill capacity gaps by undermining coverage of other countries and regions, by seeking extrabudgetary funds and by taking other ad hoc measures(ibid., para. 31).
Iraq also asserted that the data provided was incomplete.
The Panel notes, however, that the same person also asserted that there was no link between JEM and Darfur Hilfe as an organization.
Most filers also asserted that their financial statements complied with IFRS as issued by IASB.