Examples of using Cannot be refused in English and their translations into Arabic
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He cannot be refused.
Make you an offer that cannot be refused.
Requests cannot be refused on the ground that the offence involves fiscal matters.
However, emergency medical treatment cannot be refused.
Aliens cannot be refused asylum until the Migration Board has heard the application.
In the light of the seriousness of the situation and the responsibility therefrom, this proposal cannot be refused from the way of cold war thinking.
Requests cannot be refused on the ground that the offence involves fiscal matters.
In addition, according to Decree Law No. 67/2004,public schooling cannot be refused to children due to the irregular situation of their parents.
Requests cannot be refused on the ground that the offence involves fiscal matters.
On the basis of compulsory insurance, in the course of the medical care provision, every Hungarian citizen must be assumed to be insured,and so his or her treatment cannot be refused.
Extradition cannot be refused on the ground that the offence involves fiscal matters.
If the parties can substantiate despite their kinship that their marriage or cohabitation was contracted or established at their own desire reunification of spouses cannot be refused for the reason that the parties are closely related.
Thus a child cannot be refused admission to school on grounds of race, gender, language or religion.
For example, in Canada, the Policy on Human Rights and Rental Housing, adopted by the Ontario Human Rights Commission in 2009,states that a prospective tenant cannot be refused a rental apartment on the grounds of, among other things, his or her race, colour, ethnic background or citizenship, including refugee status.
Extradition cannot be refused solely on the ground that the offence in question involves fiscal matters.
As stipulated in the Law on Passports, a Polish citizen cannot be refused a document that would allow him/her to leave the country and to stay abroad.
Women cannot be refused employment or have their wages reduced for reasons connected with pregnancy or breast-feeding.
These may relate, for example,to ensuring that requests for extradition cannot be refused on the sole ground that the offence is considered to involve fiscal matters(article 16, paragraph 15).
Authorization to visit cannot be refused unless the person concerned is unable to prove any legitimate interest or there is specific and personal information that the visit could pose a threat to the maintenance of order or security(art. 59 of the Act on Principles);
(Journal of Laws of 1991, No. 2, item 5, as amended),a Polish citizen cannot be refused a document that would allow him/her to leave the country and to stay abroad.
It follows that a request for extradition cannot be refused on the basis of a claim that the offence, for which extradition is sought, was committed for political reasons.
He notes that in accordance with article 131 of the Criminal Procedure Code(2001),an accused cannot be refused the right to call witnesses, or to have other investigation proceedings conducted, if this could have an importance for the criminal case.
In the case of non-Hungarian citizens emergency treatment cannot be refused, and if the treatment prolongs, or when it is over, measures must be taken to recover the costs.
Please be wary ofcompanies that make unrealistic claims-“Your application cannot be refused for any reason”,“If we assist with your forms, you have a higher chance of success”,“If you do not pay me this additional money, you will be refused from entering Australia forever”.
Under article 42 of the Civil Code, a legal entity could not be refused registration, provided that it had completed the relevant formalities required by law.
Although the public policy exception was argued by several creditors, the court found that they had not dischargedthe burden of proof on that issue and recognition of the application could not be refused on that ground.
The Convention also provided that requests for extradition ormutual legal assistance could not be refused on the sole ground that they concerned a political offence of any kind.
It may alsobe used in respect of persons whose admission could not be refused but whose stay is not considered desirable on the grounds of public morals, public order or public safety.
In so far as applicable international conventions have abolished the political offence exception(e.g. Article 1 of the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism of 27 January 1977; Article 11 of the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings of 15 December 1997 and Article 14 of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing ofTerrorism of 9 December 1999), requests for extradition can not be refused for political grounds.
Ms. Hu Shengtao(China) said that prejudice to any of the parties to an arbitration agreement should not be a ground for not allowing the joinder of a third person, as the arbitral tribunal had no right to prohibit such joinder: as a party to the arbitration agreement, a third party could be a claimant,just as that party could not be refused the right to act as a respondent.