Examples of using First argument in English and their translations into Arabic
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Our first argument.
I witnessed their first argument.
First argument--"add index zero.".
It is our first argument.
First argument is always the object to act upon.
This is our first argument.
Very first argument, guaranteed he will bite your head off.
Are we having our first argument?
The first argument is based upon a static view of the world.
And immediately selects the first argument.
The first argument in favour of such a step was logic.
Well, you have won your first argument, Miss Crozier.
And once that first argument got worked out, all those other arguments, well, they got better, too.
You may optionally pass an object as the first argument to setState() instead of a function.
The first argument was that Puerto Rico was a colony and had the right to self-determination and independence.
Using these symbols, the first argument may be abbreviated as.
The first argument(child) is any renderable React child, such as an element, string, or fragment.
The State party ' s first argument on admissibility is that the Committee is precluded from examining the communication under paragraph(a) of its reservation.
On the first argument, they submit that the criminal proceedings gave them the possibility to obtain full remedy as it would give them access to the court free of charge and provide them with compensation.
The Court then dismissed the defendant ' s first argument, stating that the crediting of the amount of damages on two occasions did generally not suffice to establish a practice between the parties under article 9(1) CISG.
A first argument we should mention is the fact that, on that very Saturday, the United States authorities requested authorization to enter our jurisdictional waters north of Havana, to jointly participate in the search-and-rescue operations in the area where the two pirate aircraft were downed, which is evidence that it was an act of legitimate defence of our airspace and not a" totally unjustified act", as described by the United States diplomat.
The court rejected the first argument although it held that this would be a valid ground for refusing enforcement if there were evidences of" oppression, high pressure tactics or misrepresentation" at the contracting stage.
I think the first argument was that it is still unclear what the topics to be discussed in the Commission ' s next session will be, and we have to be clear about that before we discuss the question.
The first argument is that any measures to control proceedings given to judges in a code of conduct would be disciplinary measures, which only the Secretary-General, and not the Tribunals, can impose.
The first argument is that these schools' achievements seem greater than they are. By selecting only the strongest students, critics claim, they ensure strong results, without having to add a lot of value.
A first argument against the immediate holding of a codification conference is that the Commission ' s draft articles are not limited to the impact of international armed conflicts on treaties but cover internal conflicts as well.
The first argument seems to be that the course of armed conflicts is unpredictable and that the States concerned should be able to reconsider their position during the conflict; if this argument were generally accepted, then draft article 11 would become redundant.
In response to the first argument, the Court said that it would follow CISG, in view of the fact that the Appeal Court had stated that the parties had agreed to be subject to French law and that consequently CISG, which had been ratified by France, was applicable to the sales contracts between the French seller and the Venezuelan buyer, the parties not having agreed otherwise.
As regards the first argument, it can be noted that the principal/agent problem is likely to exist to more or less the same degree in large privately owned enterprises, where there may be as many or more levels of delegation as in a State-owned enterprise, and where it cannot automatically be assumed that the objectives of managers at any level coincide with those of the shareholders.
The first argument in favor of central-bank independence is that, without it, politicians can exploit expansionary monetary policy's positive short-run effects at election time, without regard for its long-run inflationary consequences.(By contrast, fiscal and exchange-rate policies rarely imply comparable temporal trade-offs, and thus are difficult to exploit for political gain.).
