Examples of using Differences that may in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are differences that may limit the extent to which experiences of developing countriesmay be applied to Africa.
In the Americas, the Organization of American States(OAS)has made the resolution of differences that may lead to crises a priority.
Civil Defense is the reference to resolve differences that may arise between the parties concerned or breaches of these requirements.
Disputes in our retirement villages are rare,but management is always available to work with residents to resolve differences that may arise.
I mention this, not to claim that evaluation of a statute should occur only in the reporting procedure,but to point out differences that may justify greater caution on the part of the Committee in addressing a statute in the context of an individual communication.
Supervision of the election and the nominationof the heads of trades and professions and monitor their work and resolve differences that may occur between them.
Given the differences that may exist between indigenous beliefs and ways of living and those of other communities, it is evident that effective HIV policies for indigenous peoples must be based on an understanding of the culture, practices and beliefs of each indigenous community.
It also believes that dialogue is an essential tool, regardless of the differences that may exist between one country and another.
I also wrote to President Isaias, expressing my concern about the present situation, as well as the hope that the Government of Eritrea wouldengage UNMEE in a constructive manner to resolve any differences that may exist.
To say that every supply chain is different appears obvious,but it is critical to explicitly acknowledge the differences that may exist between a fishing community in one region and another just up the coast.
I wish to encourage the executive and legislative branches of Government tocontinue to employ constructive dialogue to resolve policy differences that may arise.
The Council also stressed the need toapply project review procedures flexibly, recognizing the differences that may exist among specific projects, focal areas and regions, and to reflect any changes and additional policies that have been approved by the Council in future project cycle updates.
The recent indication by the Eritrean authorities that they wouldengage UNMEE in a constructive manner to resolve any differences that may exist is welcome.
Irrational and criminal terrorist acts have highlighted the need forus to unite in our efforts and our determination, regardless of the differences that may exist among States, to unify our views and adopt collective action to find ways to confront the phenomenon and its causes, in the framework of respect for international law.
Moreover, a binding instrument is the only way of providing security to States andestablishing concrete mechanisms for resolving differences that may arise in practice.
In the absence of such sales, the contractual value of similar goods sold at a different commercial level or in a different quantity shall be adopted with modification,taking into account the differences that may be applied to the commercial level, the quantity, or both, provided that these modifications are made on the basis of evidence that clearly proves the reasonableness and accuracy of these modifications, whether they lead to an increase or a decrease of the value.
The Board further recommended that UNDP reconcile the Millenium system to IMIS on a monthlybasis in order to expedite the follow-up of differences that may occur.
This mechanism, once operational,could serve as another space for political dialogue to resolve whatever differences that may arise before, during and after the electoral process.
The international community has responded in an unprecedented way,demonstrating that, despite the differences that may exist, it is united in the face of such calamity.
With that tool, we seek to sensitize younger generations to the similaritiesin all religions and cultures, rather than the differences that may otherwise be used as an excuse for acrimony.
I remove the differences, that might subtract the prosthetics.
It would be useful, however,if the Commission could clarify any differences that might exist between the terms" nationality" and" citizenship".
(2) The Parties shallestablish viable mechanisms for setting any dispute or difference that might arise between them and shall prevent any dispute from undermining their peaceful relations.
Clause 13 of the said agreement provided that any dispute or difference that may arise between parties, parties should resolve such disagreement amicably, and if an amicable resolution is not possible, such dispute or difference should be referred to arbitration.
Mr. Balde(Guinea), speaking on a point of order, requested clarification as to the difference that might exist in French between words which appeared to have the same meaning.
Notwithstanding the differences that might remain on the precise interpretation and scope of the concept, there is a widespread commitment to resisting and eliminating that outrageous and horrific attack on the everyday order and serenity of life in our societies and the right of ordinary people to a secure and peaceful life.
Second, Franco-German cooperation hasshown itself all the more indispensable in the enlarged Union. Despite all the differences that might exist between the two countries-differences that are likely to grow- there is no alternative to their alliance.
The first step in any such strategy should be to map the situation for the different groups and the different regions within the country,taking into account the differences that might exist on the basis of gender, ethnicity or race, and between rural and urban areas.
This comprehensive approach should be maintained, since disarmament, demobilization and reintegration operations are more likely tosucceed in the presence of political mechanisms to manage the differences that might arise between the parties to a peace agreement, and if the regional dimensions of a conflict are recognized and contained, particularly the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
While the work of the Open-ended Working Group on anoptional protocol to the ICESCR aimed at levelling out any differences that might exist in the perception of the rights guaranteed by the Covenant and those contained in other human rights treaties, there was no such difference in perception with regard to the standing of the Committee in its monitoring role compared to that of the other treaty bodies.