Examples of using Has interpreted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee has interpreted that this right also applies to spouses.
Although paragraph(1) has been cited, no reported decision has interpreted it.
The Commission on Human Rights has interpreted this term to include health status.
It has interpreted a voluntary abstention by a permanent member of the Security Council as not debarring adoption of a resolution.
The International Court of Justice has interpreted article 43 of the Hague Regulations to include.
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He has interpreted character by religion, by nationality, by gender, and by the calendar… Dowell's disillusionment follows the arc of modernism.
In the absence of a specific definition, the mandate holder has interpreted these terms extensively.
The Indian Supreme Court has interpreted such provisions as having real significance.
State courts have also interpreted a State right to equal access to governmentbenefits more broadly than the Supreme Court has interpreted a similar federal right.
Azerbaijan judiciary has interpreted the law in a way that third-party benefits are covered.
State courts have also interpreted a State right to equal access to governmentbenefits more broadly than the Supreme Court has interpreted a similar federal right.
The OECD commentary has interpreted subparagraph(b) as introducing a reciprocity requirement.
The CBD has interpreted the rules of procedure broadly and does not restrict accreditation to non-profit organizations.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women has interpreted the definition of discrimination in article 1 to include gender-based violence also.
The Council has interpreted its competence under Chapter VII of the Charter to cover humanitarian situations that shock the conscience of mankind.
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has interpreted certain rights guaranteed by the ICCPR as entailing positive obligations.
Xiaomi has interpreted her version of transceiver for amateur use but that guarantees high performance and quality for a price as always very competitive.
The Commission has received information from the Government of Honduras and has interpreted the American Convention on Human Rights in the light of international public-health and disability standards.
The Panel has interpreted resolution 687(1991) in accordance with the guidance provided by the Governing Council in decision 7(and decision 15 for embargo related losses).
The Chamber noted that the Appeals Chamber has interpreted the latter to mean that the investigation or prosecution must cover" substantially" the same conduct.
The Secretary-General has interpreted this to mean that we must have a United Nations reform that would identify major themes and paths in order to meet this need.
It should also be noted that the OECD commentary has interpreted the alleged reciprocity requirement narrowly to prevent it from reducing article 26 to a nullity.
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted this provision as a prohibition of arbitrary expulsions notwithstanding the absence of any explicit provision to that effect.
It recalls that the Committee has interpreted" final decision" to mean one which, for one reason or another, is not subject to further appeal.
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted this language to mean that a person has the right to change his or her religion or belief.
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as requiring affirmative action programmes in certain circumstances.
The U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the free speech guarantee of the First Amendment to extend beyond the expression of personally held beliefs to include speech advocating illegal conduct.
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has interpreted the conduct of public affairs broadly as the exercise of power in the legislative, executive and administrative branches.
However, case-law of the highest courts has interpreted the equality principle to contain specific rights granting entitlements to public benefits; such rights are comparable to social rights.
