Examples of using Code defines in English and their translations into Arabic
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The code defines disaster as.
Moreover, paragraph 1 of Article 8 of this Code defines crime as follow.
The Penal Code defines those individuals as.
The Criminal Code makes trafficking in persons a punishable offence;article 124 of the Code defines responsibility.
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Title XI of the Penal Code defines risk status and security measures.
The Code defines a working adolescent as one who carries out productive activities or services, by way of which he or she generates economic income and in some cases receives wages.
Article 10 of the Azerbaijani Housing Code defines citizens ' rights and obligations with regard to housing.
The Code defines an employee as" an employed person" which precludes pay segregation(Article 2).
The recently enacted Civil Code defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
The Code defines terrorism as the" undertaking, organizing, assisting, financing, encouraging or tolerating[by the agents or representatives of a State of] acts against another State directed at persons or property and of such a nature as to create a state of terror in the minds of public figures, groups of persons or the general public".
The Criminal Code defines domestic violence in Article 194.
The Code defines a strike as a total or partial voluntary cessation of work(non- attendance, non- performance of duties) by a group of workers for the purpose of protecting their economic or social interests.
The SAR ' s Civil Code defines corporate(juridical) personality as follows.
The Code defines the mandate, role and responsibilities of local government.
Article 47 of the Criminal Code defines the perpetrator of an offence in the following terms.
The said Code defines liability for illicit acts in the same way as the codes of other civilized States.
Article 475 of the mentioned Code defines the implementing bodies for communication on legal assistance matters.
The Mozambique code defines the principles, mechanisms and functioning of a national partners forum, including monthly coordination meetings, annual joint reviews and evaluation processes, and technical assistance to the national AIDS coordinating authority.
Article 454 of the Penal Code defines discrimination and lists the various types, including racial discrimination.
The Code defines working hours in accordance with international labour standards. A working day must be not longer than eight hours, interspersed with rest breaks to allow workers to eat and pray. Such breaks must not exceed one hour, and Friday must be as a paid weekly day of rest for all workers. The Code defines four different types of leave: official leave, annual leave, sick leave and leave in order to undertake the hajj(pilgrimage to Mecca).
The revised code defines more specifically various acts that constitute criminal activity under the law.
The Family Code defines marriage as the legal union of a man and a woman contracted by a couple in order to establish a full and permanent life together.
The Yemeni Penal Code defines the age of full criminal responsibility as 18 years at the time the perpetrator commits the crime and the law does not permit the imprisonment of children in penal facilities and obliges the Attorney-General ' s Office to place juvenile offenders in a care and rehabilitation home.
However, the code defines eight criteria that member States must address in case of arms export, inter alia: respect for the international commitments of the member States of the Union, in particular the sanctions decreed by the United Nations Security Council and the respect of human rights in the country of final destination.
He supported draft article 1 andsuggested that it should read as follows:" The Code defines crimes which by reason of their exceptional gravity and the international concern they engender, constitute crimes against the peace and security of mankind", or" The Code applies to crimes of exceptional gravity and international concern which, as defined herein, constitute crimes against the peace and security of mankind".
The Criminal Procedure Code defined a youthful offender as those between 8-17 years of age.
The Colombian civil code defined the notion of unowned property, for example, archaeological objects found in excavations, as belonging to the municipality within which they were found and therefore were to be declared.
FIPS state codes were numeric and two-letter alphabetic codes defined in U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard Publication("FIPS PUB") 5-2 to identify U.S. states and certain other associated areas. The standard superseded FIPS PUB 5-1 on May 28, 1987, and was superseded on September 2, 2008, by ANSI standard INCITS 38:2009.[1].
In other cases, the codes defined a" crime against international law" or" an international crime" by expressly mentioning the crimes in question or by reference, for example, to the commission of any act which was contrary to international humanitarian law under international treaties adhered to by the State concerned(e.g., Costa Rica) or more broadly to a serious violation of a treaty or an infraction of a generally recognized principle or tenet relating to international humanitarian law concerning armed conflicts.