Examples of using May be ordered in English and their translations into Arabic
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Additional parts may be ordered for several items.
If serious ligament and/or tendon damage is suspected, an MRI may be ordered.
Custom spikes may be ordered with different dimensions.
Then, the physician performs a comprehensive ophthalmic examination which can last two hours orlonger. Depending on the findings, genetic testing may be ordered.
Plate flanges may be ordered with or without a raised face detail.
For example, in the interests of prison discipline and order, a prisoner may be ordered by the superintendent to perform labour in a cell.
The plates may be ordered normalized or stress relieved, or both.
Additional tests, such as an MRI or CT scan, may be ordered to help confirm the diagnosis.
Reprints may be ordered by using the special reprint order form that will accompany the proofs.
According to this section, an alien may be ordered to be held in detention if.
The arrest may be ordered for the duration of the court proceedings, but not for longer than six months at a time.
(b) In paragraph 17 of the concluding observations,reference has been made to"… the undetermined detention which may be ordered by the Secretary of the Ministry of Defence…".
Additional blood tests may be ordered by the physician depending on your clinical requirements.
Greater clarity as to the nature of draft recommendation 17 might be achieved by a heading along thelines of" Conditions under which substantive consolidation may be ordered".
Institutionalization may be ordered for at most one year.
May be ordered with or without protection(a range of VDC rated protectorsare available to match customer specifications).
Alternatively, the parent or guardian may be ordered to enter into a recognizance to exercise proper care and guardianship.
AMI Softener equipment s are offered standard with newstate of the art electronic programmable valves, but may be ordered with electromechanical Fleck valve heads upon request.
Their dissolution or suspension may be ordered only in those cases and according to the formalities specified by law.
Article 77, and any rules thereunder, shall not apply, with the exception of an order of forfeiture under article 77,paragraph 2(b), which may be ordered in addition to imprisonment or a fine or both.
The perpetrator may be ordered to leave the home and the immediate surroundings and prohibited from returning.
Article 10 of this law provides that anyforeigner who violates public security administration may be ordered to leave the country within a certain time or may be expelled from the country.
Such conscription may be ordered, when for specified reasons, an inadequate number of volunteers present themselves for military service.
For example, in Panama, formal institutionalization may be ordered in response to parental requests or as a result of police actions deriving from juveniles roaming at certain hours.
Detention may be ordered only under the conditions set forth in the Code of Criminal Procedure and only if the same purpose cannot be achieved by another measure, with detention being necessary for the smooth conduct of proceedings.
The Committee is concerned that the undetermined detention which may be ordered by the Secretary of the Ministry of Defence violates the Covenant, particularly when such detention can be challenged only one year after detention.
Examples of restrictions that may be ordered include that visits are subject to permission, that correspondence and telecommunications are monitored, or that the accused is accommodated separately from other detainees.
A further hearing may be ordered by the three justices when they hand down their decision on appeal, or by the President of the Supreme Court at the request of either of the parties(Courts Law, sect. 30).
Under the Code, detention may be ordered only under the conditions set forth in this Code and only if the same purpose cannot be achieved by another measure, and detention is necessary for the smooth conduct of proceedings.
