Examples of using Deeming in English and their translations into Arabic
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Christopher Deeming.
Paragraphs 5 and 6 provide the deeming rules with regard to instances where payments for technical services arise.
On 29 March 2010,NLD decided not to apply for reregistration as a political party, deeming the electoral laws to be" unfair and unjust".
Deeming a ruling in presentia based on the accused appearing at a trial hearing and being allowed to present their defence, even if they leave the trial or are absent thereafter.
The Security Council passed resolution 497(1981), deeming the Israeli decision to annex the Golan null and void.
On 13 June 2002, the Swiss Federal Office for Refugees rejected the complainant 's application for asylum, deeming her claims to be implausible.
The draft has therefore avoided these problems by deeming that these announcements and home pages of electronic sites are merely invitations to make offers.
Deeming industrial development a strategic choice in economic and social development aimed at enhancing the welfare of Arab people and creating more job opportunities for them.
The Misdemeanors Court of Appeal in Beirut rejected the appeal, deeming that it did not present the reasons for appeal, whereas it actually included clear grounds.
Under the OECD Model, it is reasonably clear that article 5(3), dealing with construction sites, is an additional condition,not a deeming provision.
The US is in favour of eliminating leap seconds, deeming them to be too disruptive to precision systems used for navigational and communicational purposes.
The military authorities, which had become increasingly uncooperative since July 1993,expelled MICIVIH in July 1994 after deeming its presence undesirable.
In many cases, the proposal deferred to the general rule in the Guide, which was to apply the law of the grantor 's location to intangible assets, deeming that to be important for the public policy goals relating to secured transactions while having little or no effect on the protection of intellectual property rights.
However, where such a foreign national requires temporary evacuation or protection for the reason of spousal violence,her status of residence is not revoked, deeming that there is a" justifiable reason.".
The report indicates the need topursue the process of reform of the intergovernmental organs, deeming it to be a principal aspect of any process to strengthen the Organization.
Its purpose was to ensure that the assignor or the assignee would be located at the branch with the closest connection with the assignment, buthe did not believe that that result could be achieved by deeming branches to be separate legal persons.
On October 11, religious groups andneo-nazis protested against gay-themed play'Corpus Christi' in Athens, deeming it blasphemous; they assaulted a theater critic and forced the cancellation of the performance.
In addition, it is important to bear in mind that in cases where statehood is controversial, the recognition of a Governmentfrequently occasions an act of protest by a State deeming itself wronged by such recognition.
The South African Human Rights Commission has objected to eight years ofschooling defined as" basic education", deeming it acceptable under the current fiscal constraints, but urging the Government to extend it to 10 years.
The observer from a non-governmental organization representing the industry expressedstrong support for the proposed draft decision, deeming its deadlines to be reasonable, and urged that it be adopted.
For his part, Chairman of Hebron Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Abdo Idris,thanked PIB for its provision of an electric car; deeming the Bank's responsiveness to the needs of its community an indication of its belonging thereof.
The Government also expressed reservations at themanner in which the Working Group prejudged the allegation by deeming the sources as credible before sending the allegation to the Government.
The support of terrorist activities, or membership in a terrorist organisation, including suspicions thereof,are grounds for deeming that an alien, most probably, jeopardises public order and safety.
(a) Respect for the principles of the equality and sovereignty of States andthe inadmissibility of interference in their internal affairs, deeming respect for these principles- which are set forth in the Charter- to be the cornerstone of relations between States;