Examples of using Entrusts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Renowned charity entrusts CAS to design place of worship.
Supervision of the actions of trustees if the court entrusts it to do so.
MOBOTIX entrusts the general management of the company to Thomas Lausten.
In case of litigation, the company entrusts lawyers to plead and defend it before.
Entrusts a drafting group with the task of undertaking preparatory work for consideration by the Advisory Committee;
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But his-his son doesn't know how, so Theodous entrusts him to this beautiful peasant woman.
The Bill entrusts the TRC with a wide array of recommendatory powers.
This general guarantee mustbe respected whenever domestic law entrusts a judicial body with a judicial task.
The Transitional Charter entrusts the Transitional President and the Government with the exercise of executive power.
The CHAIRPERSON supported the proposal to replace the words" entrusts courts" by" permits courts to exercise power".
As a country that entrusts its security to international law, Costa Rica gives a place of honour to the International Court of Justice.
Ms. MOTOC said that she would prefer to maintain the words" entrusts courts", in order to exclude Mafia and favela courts.
Estonia entrusts the United Nations system with a central role in supporting national Governments in the achievement of the MDGs.
The source, the rationaleof these rules is the United Nations, to which the San Francisco Charter in Article I, paragraph 3, entrusts the fundamental role.
The existing mandate of the PBC entrusts the Commission with integrating a gender perspective into all its work.
Entrusts the IPU with conveying this resolution to all its Members, Associate Members and Observers and other international organizations.
The 2005 Act to Establish the Truth andReconciliation Commission in Liberia entrusts TRC with the responsibility to establish a trust fund for the benefit of victims of the conflict.
Entrusts the Advisory Committee with the task of preparing a study on the food crisis, the right to food, agricultural subsidies and the rights of peasants;
Mr. Juppé(France)(spoke in French): The United Nations Charter entrusts to the Security Council the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security.
The law entrusts equal responsibilities with regard to guardianship, trusteeship and adoption of children, or similar institutions and the interests of the child are paramount.
The Declaration thatcame out of that Conference entrusts the governance of international finance to the most representative group, the Group of 192-- that is to say, the General Assembly.
Entrusts the Secretary-General with the task of conveying this resolution to all Inter-Parliamentary Union members, associate members and observers and to the other international organizations.
As is well known, the Charter entrusts the Council with the primary responsibility of maintaining international peace and security.
The above-mentioned law entrusts the Central Bank of Qatar with the task of determining the duties of the financial institutions in combating money-laundering and monitoring how these duties are carried out.
The Charter of the United Nations entrusts the sacred responsibility of maintaining international peace and security to the Security Council.
In fact, the Convention entrusts a number of specific responsibilities to the Secretary-General, some of which are spelled out in operative paragraph 11 of draft resolution A/52/L.26.
At the regional level, the Mauritius Strategy entrusts the regional commissions with responsibility for advocacy and the coordination of support to small island developing States.
Further entrusts the ad hoc working group with submitting a final report on the review of priorities for the programme of work of ECLAC to the next session of the Commission.
Moreover, the Constitution entrusts to the State the responsibility of maintaining conditions suitable to the enjoyment of the fruits of democracy by people without discrimination.
The Administrative Council entrusts the financial supervision of the International Bureau to a Financial Committee composed of three independent experts elected by the Administrative Council for three-year terms.