Examples of using Specific limitations in English and their translations into Arabic
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A fundamental element ofconstitutional democracy in Albania is the establishment of specific limitations of the State ' s rights over the individual.
There would be specific limitations for which no bonus would be paid.
In all cases, offices impact was achieved bydevising new technological solutions to address specific limitations of IMIS or to complement its functionality.
Some specific limitations on eHost server resources usage include(read TOS C-a& -b).
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Are there any specific limitations on the Non-deposit accounts? What happens if I break the Company rules?
Each technology and implementation has specific limitations and requirements.
Specific limitations which have been targeted for removal include ENTs, nationality requirements and residency requirements.
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Specific limitations on Mode 3 also include non-transparent regulatory frameworks and limitations on ownership and control of utilities.
There are other more specific limitations too, as will be discussed.
It was widely felt that the application of the principle of party autonomy to secured transactions relating to intellectual property rightsshould be explained in the commentary of the Annex along with any specific limitations.
Printing for packaging has some very specific limitations, and you need someone that could understand the production process.
In 1993, Langdon Winner published an influential critique of SCOT entitled"Upon Opening the Black Box and Finding it Empty: Social Constructivism and the Philosophy of Technology."[6] In it, he argues that social constructivism is an overly narrow research program.He identifies the following specific limitations in social constructivism.
(c) Persons entitled to request that a court impose specific limitations on a perpetrator of domestic violence.
This may be subjected to specific limitations such as restricting the countries to which the national may be extradited or restricting the offences for which a national may be extradited.
Chapter XIII of the Strategy, which discusses globalization and trade liberalization,stresses the importance of addressing" the specific limitations and vulnerabilities of small island developing States" in the multilateral trading system.
Some national laws also impose specific limitations on the use of intrusive collection measures against particular categories of individuals, notably journalists and lawyers.
The major concerns of the notified NTBs are: customs and administrative entry procedures(32.5 per cent);technical barriers to trade(21.9 per cent); and specific limitations such as requirements for marking, labelling and packaging, quantitative restrictions and export restrains(25.0 per cent).
(h) Certain very specific limitations are legitimate if they are necessary in order for the State to fulfil an obligation to prohibit certain expressions on the grounds that they cause serious injury to the human rights of others.
He agreed with the SpecialRapporteur that it was important for the Commission to determine the specific limitations to which the predecessor State would be subject in depriving of their nationality the inhabitants of the territory it had lost.
For Mode 3, specific limitations may include difficulties in gaining unrestricted access, at a competitive price, to transmission and distribution networks due to pre-existing exclusive rights and monopolies(the same happens in many other services sectors, such as air transport and telecommunications).
Options available to developing countries in managing the impact of liberalization of public services under the GATS include the following: horizontal exclusion of public services(e.g. Dominican Republic); sector-specific exclusion of public services(e.g. Norway and Switzerland); commitments limited to private sector suppliers(e.g. sewage services in the United States);sub-sectoral" carve-outs"(e.g. for infrastructure); and specific limitations to exclude certain regulatory measures(e.g. subsidies).
International humanitarian law also contains several specific limitations on the conduct of hostilities which are applicable to the particular issue of release of toxic and dangerous products.
Such specific limitations are: prison, military, emergency or civil obligations are not forced labour for purposes of the article 8, freedom from slavery; the death penalty does not violate article 6, providing for the right to life, and article 22, freedom of association, rights of the armed forces and police may be restricted.
The relevant international instruments also contain specific limitations on the grounds for the expulsion of migrant workers, which relate directly to the particular situation of this category of aliens.
As a result, legislation that does not set any specific limitation on individuals, including children(e.g. national human rights institution of Cote d ' Ivoire) and foreign nationals(e.g. Burkina Faso and the United States of America) complies with international standards. However, under international human rights law, members of the armed forces and of the police may have their right lawfully restricted.
(24) The Committee, while noting that the State party has adopted the Arms and Ammunition Act in 2002 which prohibits the trade and export of small arms and weapons,remains concerned at the fact that there exists no specific limitation of transportation of arms through the United Republic of Tanzania where the arms are destined to countries where children may be recruited or used in hostilities.
Although article 17 of the Covenant does not contain a specific limitation clause outlining the circumstances in which interference with the right to privacy may be compatible with the Covenant, it is universally understood as permitting such measures providing that(a) they are authorized by domestic law that is accessible and precise and that conforms to the requirements of the Covenant,(b) they pursue a legitimate aim and(c) they meet the tests of necessity and proportionality.