Examples of using Generally understood in English and their translations into Arabic
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Is that generally understood?
What the Court so sought to leave on the basis of a possibility takes on a firmeraspect in the light of the" Lotus" case, as generally understood.
In the old days, it was generally understood that you couldn't purchase Tbol.
In diplomatic missions and foreign services where ambassadors may be political appointees rather than career diplomats, the deputy chief of mission may be thesenior career foreign service professional and generally understood to be more than a"deputy.".
The answer, to use a term generally understood""but the specifics of which you cannot imagine".
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The Inter-Agency Standing Committee, established in 1992 and chaired by the Emergency Relief Coordinator, concerns itself with the response of theUnited Nations to complex humanitarian emergencies, generally understood to be those that exceed the mandate or capacity of any one agency and require a coordinated response.
It is generally understood so far that the duty of prevention is an obligation of conduct and not of result.
The situation is quiet,demilitarization is not in question and it is generally understood that there is no risk of renewed hostilities.
While not a side effect, a generally understood disadvantage of the growth hormone's synthetic commercial version is that it is very expensive.
Unlike paragraph 2 of draft article 3, dealing with activities during armed conflict,paragraph 3 was generally understood as addressing questions that may arise during peacetime.
It was generally understood that no decision could be made at that point and that that matter would require further consideration at future sessions of the Working Group.
For both States concerned in cases where diplomatic protection was invoked,the institution could provide an effective, generally understood mechanism for clarifying and enhancing compliance with international law.
Despite these difficulties, it is generally understood that ecosystems, including marine ecosystems in areas beyond national jurisdiction, play a key socio-economic role.
It was noted that, while under the corresponding provision of the 1976 version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules the parties were expected to choose the" law" to be applied to the merits of the dispute, under the draft revised version they would be allowed to choose" rules of law",a phrase generally understood to mean any body of rules, not necessarily emanating from a State.
What is non-formal education? Education, generally understood as a lifelong process, is delivered through several channels.
It was generally understood that, given the current structure of the draft convention, the main purpose of the draft paragraph was to provide a default rule when a party that had more than one place of business failed to indicate the place of business for a particular transaction.
There were cases when the intention of the parties was toapply specific terms in the treaty as they were generally understood at the time of its conclusion; in such cases, subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to the treaty would clearly show whether that intention had changed.
It was generally understood, however, that the deletion of that wording would not prejudice any decision the Working Group might wish to make with regard to draft article 5(d)(definition of the term“receivables financing”).
His report, resulting from bilateral as well as open-ended consultations with members and participating non-members of the Conference, 117 indicated that there was a general recognition of the importance and urgency of the issue andthat it was also generally understood that, while there was no objection in principle to the re-establishment of an ad hoc committee on the subject, further consultations were needed.
In spite of this difference, however,it was also generally understood that the question would inevitably surface during negotiations, and that the Shannon Mandate-- as it stood-- allowed this.
It was generally understood that this topic included groundwaters, oil and natural gas although the point was made that the topic could also include such resources as migratory birds and other animals.
Paradoxically, in stipulating nuclear disarmament, generally understood as the elimination of nuclear arms, the NPT passes over in silence the renunciation of use, which, logically, must precede elimination.
It was generally understood that this topic included groundwaters, oil and natural gas, while some preferred to include also such resources as migratory birds and animals on one hand and some others preferred to limit it so as to deal solely with groundwaters on the other.
Although it is generally understood that liberalization of agricultural trade will increase food prices, non-participation in liberalization would only result in greater losses.
It was also generally understood that while there continues to be no objection in principle to the re- establishment of an ad hoc committee, further consultations would be needed as to when that decision can be taken.
It was, however, generally understood that, regardless of whether or not the Assembly took any action on the item, the Registrar would still be duty bound, under the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Court, to continue consultations with relevant organizations on his responsibilities relating to the rights of the defence.
Ms. Saiga asked whether it was generally understood that international law would prevail over domestic law in the new Constitution. She asked whether the 1958 and 1977 Citizenship Acts had been totally superseded by the 1985 Act and whether a child of one Bhutanese parent remained stateless until the age of 15.
While it was generally understood that those other conventions, treaties or agreements primarily comprise other international agreements or conventions on private commercial law matters, it was felt that such qualification should not be added, as it would unnecessarily restrict the application of paragraph 2.
While it was generally understood that such conduct of a conciliator would not result in inapplicability of the provisions, such as, for example, the provisions on confidentiality and those on admissibility of evidence in arbitration or judicial proceedings, it was considered necessary to review the text with a view to ensuring that that interpretation would follow from the model provisions.
It had become generally understood that agreement by a State to arbitration did not imply automatic waiver of immunity, and States no longer appealed to immunity as a pretext for refusing arbitration. Immunity might come into play where a tribunal ordered interim measures against State assets, but that was an issue to be handled by the relevant national enforcement agencies and did not need to be addressed in the Rules.