Examples of using Errors committed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Why were these errors committed?
Errors committed politically, both before and after the war.
We need to examine the errors committed, especially repeated ones.
Errors committed by You in providing a payment order for a Transaction or request for a redemption of an ecoVoucher;
The courts endorsed all the errors committed, and pronounced an unlawful sentence.
The errors committed, and the evidence presented, confirm the risk of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Morocco nevertheless continued to hope that the errors committed would be corrected in the near future.
Five errors committed on security companies[KPMG]- SeguInfo.
Morocco nevertheless continued to hope that the errors committed would be corrected in the near future.
On 12 May 1995, this court ordered the modification of the earlier ruling andcalled on the Procurator-General to conduct an investigation into errors committed by staff of the Fund.
The buyer has at all times the faculty to identify and correct errors committed when entering his data.
Those were only errors committed by individual medical establishments.
However, according to the existing jurisprudence, litigants(unfortunately for them) bear the burden of the errors committed by their attorneys.
It cannot be argued, on the basis of the errors committed by the physician, that return poses no risks.
His delegation hoped that the Council would engage in dialogue with full respect for different views andwould avoid the errors committed by the Commission on Human Rights.
The State was held responsible for damage resulting from errors committed during criminal proceedings by investigative bodies or the judiciary.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that during the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance,the President of Costa Rica publicly apologized for past errors committed against Afro-Costa Ricans.
It creates scope for bringing in an independent judge in cases of errors committed at the administrative level, including those made by public servants;
It nonetheless dismissed the French seller P ' s claim on the grounds that P was itself responsible for the breach of contract with regard to the buyer S andthat P had not shown that the expenses borne by it related to errors committed by the German companies.
The representative of CSI reiterated its apology to the Committee for the errors committed and for all the unforeseen and regrettable events resulting from the incident.
The Court rejected this argument on two grounds: first, that this issue was already before the Italian courts and should therefore not be considered by the Ontario Court, and second, that in any event,the evidence did not indicate that any errors committed by the arbitrator substantially affected his conclusions.
Article 19 also had to do with errors committed by services through negligence, for which administrative sanctions were particularly well suited.
(Claim by former United Nations staff member for compensation on account of procedural errors committed by the Secretary-General that allegedly harmed his career).
It regretted, however, the errors committed in calculating the delivery terms, which had resulted in the constant amendment of contracts and had affected the timely meeting of United Nations procurement requirements. The Administration was of the opinion that compliance by requisitioners in submitting vendor performance evaluation reports prior to the extension of the terms of a contract had been achieved.
(2) Assurance by Expert Opinion, based on assurance 3 regarding US law:" In our opinion, this would result in Weiss being permitted to file a full appeal on all issues,including the guilty verdict, errors committed during the trial, constitutional issues, and his sentence.".
ECHR concluded in Lenskaya v. Russian Federation that the errors committed by the courts of first and second instances were sufficient in nature and effect to warrant the reopening of the proceedings.
The worsening economic recession and the deterioration in social indicators seen in many countries undergoing economic transition was attributable, inter alia,to inappropriate market policies and errors committed during privatization as well as to the cost of restructuring industry.
TEL AVIV- Police investigations, commissions of inquiry examining the errors committed during the Lebanon war of 2006, repugnance at former President Moshe Katsav's alleged sex crimes, and now Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's announcement that, with charges of corruption swirling about him, he will resign in September: all of this suggests profound wounds in Israel's moral tissue.
Therefore, the petition for certiorari must be based on jurisdictional grounds,because as long as the respondent acted within jurisdiction, any error committed by him, her or it in the exercise thereof will amount to nothing more than an error of judgement, which may be reviewed or corrected only by appeal.