Examples of using Curtails in English and their translations into Arabic
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Settler violence curtails the right of Palestinian children to education.
The standard, set in article 36, for the shipper 's obligatory liability unreasonably curtails the shipper ' s rights.
It similarly curtails infection, a very relevant concern in healthcare today.
Such violence results intrauma, stigmatization and sometimes pregnancy, and severely curtails girls ' educational opportunities.
But police custody curtails neither the power of these terrorists nor the impunity with which they kill…".
Such research affirms the extent and manner by which a climate of discrimination curtails the well-being and productivity of persons and nations.
It not only curtails the effects of estrogen in the body, but also is used to slow catabolism after a steroid cycle.
However, a growing mass-- increasingly less silent andmore active-- objects to this policy that curtails normal relations with their families and with Cuba.
This constraint curtails competition with the private sector, which may offer high salaries in order to attract and retain the best personnel.
The Constitution contains provisions for the equal rights ofwomen, but the 1991 Criminal Code, in particular, seriously curtails their rights.
Recent legislation in the UK curtails the confidentiality professionals like lawyers and accountants can maintain at the expense of the state.
There is now a clear mandate andresponsibility to confront this challenge of epidemic proportions, which curtails economic growth and widens social disparities.
Early child-bearing curtails educational and employment opportunities and has an adverse impact on the quality of their lives and the lives of their children(para. 93).
They are handicapped by their geographical location and remoteness from world markets, which,as experts point out, curtails their annual growth by 1 to 3 per cent at the very least.
High fees can create debt bondage which curtails savings, remittances and investments, and encourages overstaying and irregular migration practices.
Furthermore, Government spending on sectors that benefit the poorremain below 3 per cent of GDP in most countries. This curtails broad social development gains.
Dominant-language medium education for indigenous children often curtails the development of the children ' s capabilities, perpetuates poverty, and causes serious mental harm.
This curtails greatly his ability to take effective measures to alert the international community in seeking remedies to specific situations or to compelling cases of internal displacement.
The Committee expresses concern at theimpact of violence on the part of the security forces, which curtails the enjoyment by members of indigenous groups of their rights under article 27 of the Covenant.
It curtails the application and implementation of human rights protections on the island as a whole, and makes it difficult to assess the enjoyment of human rights by individuals living in the north of the island;
A similar phenomenon, mentioned above, also affects the capacity of localities withincountries to raise needed revenue, which in turn curtails their ability to offer the services that local circumstances might warrant.
The author contends that the" Gayssot Act" curtails his right to freedom of expression and academic freedom in general, and considers that the law targets him personally(" lex Faurissonia").
Smart partnerships between the public and private sectors need to be leveraged so that clean and affordable energyis available even in the most remote areas, where business risk curtails the engagement of the private sector.
He finds that overcoming the" implementation gap" that curtails the practical impact of the frameworks developed to protect, assist and support the leadership role of IDW possibly represents the greatest obstacle.
The past 20 years have witnessed enormous leaps in the scientific understanding of how discrimination and stigma affect both physical and mental health,suggesting that a climate of discrimination curtails the well-being and productivity of persons and nations.
One of the most popular bariatric surgeries internationally,it is an irreversible procedure that curtails the size of the stomach by surgically removing approximately two-thirds of it, making it roughly the size and shape of a banana.
According to the U.S. Maritime Administration(MARAD), coastal shipping reduces the infrastructure constraints of clogged highways,which in turn curtails the need for expensive bridge retrofits, road expansion and additional highway safety funding.
Dubai International continued its‘silent airport' concept in 2013.The programme dramatically curtails the number of public announcements made across all three terminals at the world's second busiest airport for international passenger traffic.
It notes that the requirement to speak and read English,provided for under article 25 of the Constitution, curtails the right of the indigenous population, the majority of whom are fluent only in Kweyol, to participate in political elections.
The United Nations Office on Drugs andCrime considered that the declining share of general-purpose contributions severely curtails programme flexibility and effectively limits capacity to support the implementation of programmes funded almost exclusively from special-purpose contributions.

