Examples of using Contends in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Ibrahim Contends.
Ashco contends that its losses arose out of a lack of liquidity in Jordan.
Saul Bellow contends that.
The author contends that her son ' s lawyers acted in a passive way.
As to article 16, the State party contends that this provision confers an individual right.
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It contends that the author has never requested a copy of this medical note.
Lastly, the State party contends that the author does not qualify as a victim.
It contends that the complainant ' s return to Bangladesh would not be in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
The author contends that she was not informed of the date of her sons ' trial.
Iraq contends that some of the damage for which compensation is sought by Kuwait cannot be attributed solely to its invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The complainant contends that he has exhausted all domestic remedies in Switzerland.
Counsel contends that the police interviewed the author but had only a brief telephone conversation with the bank.
The State party further contends that there are considerable doubts as to whether domestic remedies have been exhausted.
The author contends that her husband was threatened that his wife and daughter would suffer if he refused to confess guilt.
The author contends that he has exhausted all available and effective domestic remedies.
Enka contends that the amounts owed by the Employer should be compensable regardless of the date of performance.
Iraq contends that reduced crop yields in 1991 may be due to causes other than pollution resulting from the conflict.
Iraq contends that Iran has failed to prove long-term damage to mangroves, coral reefs or fisheries.
The complainant contends that the State party did not in any way specify its argument that his claims are manifestly unfounded.
The petitioner contends that domestic remedies to contest the mere existence of domestic legislation are not available in Australia.
The author contends that during the investigation, his son was handcuffed to his chair and beaten to make him confess his guilt.
The State party contends that, since that date, national authorities have thoroughly examined the complainant ' s request in substance.
Voith contends that this was a direct result of the invasion and occupation of Kuwait as it expected to receive payment in August 1990.
In addition, Iraq contends that, because of the direction of the prevailing winds in the region, the smoke plume rarely reached Iranian territory.
The author further contends that his father ' s enforced disappearance also constitutes inhuman or degrading treatment in violation of article 7 of the Covenant.
The State party contends that the author filed six different applications for review with the domestic courts and that all of these rejected her arguments.
Finally, the author contends that the enforcement of the deportation order amounts to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment within the meaning of article 7 of the Covenant.
Iraq contends that the residual value of assets purchased in connection with the WBC claim was incorrectly included in KOC's other physical assets claim element.
The source further contends that the continued detention of Mr. Mustafa, Mr. Saleh and Mr. Malla Ahmad is contrary to article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The State party contends that great weight must be attached to the opinions of the Swedish immigration authorities and their conclusions about the complainant ' s credibility and need for protection.