Examples of using Sub-article in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to sub-article 2 of the same article.
The Joint Cross Border CooperationCommittee shall ensure the practical implementation of sub-Article 9.1.1.
This is a sub-article of Islamic economics and Muslim world.
The Secretary of Internal Affairs shallgrant Nationality by Naturalization to the person mentioned in sub-article 1 of this article provided that the person.
Sub-article III.3.i refers to the obligations under Article I. 1 and I. 4.
(b) Categories of persons referred to in paragraph(a) of this sub-article have the right to express grievances, including the right to strike;
Article 2 sub-article(2) in the proposed legislation on Gender Equality defines" discrimination on the basis of sex" as.
The resumption of oil production, processing and transportation as provided for in Article 15 shallnot be dependent upon the conclusion of agreements under sub-Article 3.3 a above.
For the purpose of sub-article 3 of this article, the phrase" forced or compulsory labour" shall not include.
The GoS hereby grants the GoRSS access rights to the Processing and Transportation Facilities for the GoRSS Oil Entitlement Volumes in accordance with this Agreement andthe agreements to be developed as provided in sub-Article 3.3 below.
The provisions of Sub-Articles 2 and 3 of this article shall apply to civic organizations that significantly affect the public interest.
Technical cookies are used only for“transmitting a communication on an electronic communications network or if necessary for the providing information supply services requested by the subscriber orthe user"(see article 122, sub-article 1, of Italian Legislative Decree No. 196 of 30 June 2003 as subsequently modified,“Personal data protection Policy”).
Pursuant to sub-Article 5 of Article 34 the House of Peoples ' Representatives and State Councils can establish or give official recognition to religious and customary courts.
There are preventive measures at the Government ' s disposal in section 6 of the Banking Institutions Act of 1998,in so far as it provides for a limitation on the fundamental rights contemplated in Sub-article(1) of Article 13 of the Namibian Constitution by authorizing interference with the privacy of any person ' s home, correspondence or communication, and to enter any premises or to search any person in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 2 of the Criminal Procedure Act of 1977.
Sub-article III.3. ii refers primarily to the obligations under Article I. 5, but also to those under Articles I. 2 and I. 6.
While prohibited in principle,possible authorization has been envisaged for behaviour listed in sub-articles(i) to(iv) when it is for ensuring the achievement of legitimate business purposes such as safety, quality adequate distribution or service provided it is not inconsistent with the objective of the law.
Sub-article III.3. ii covers the non-diversion to use in nuclear weapons of different categories of fissile materials submitted to IAEA monitoring.
Without prejudice to the provisions of sub-Article 2 of Article 90, believers may establish institutions of religious education and administration in order to propagate and organize their religion.
Sub-article(3)(a) further specifies that 30 per cent of seats of the Assembly is reserved for women; women have equal opportunity to compete in the remaining 70 per cent.
In addition to the exercise of the right of lien as provided in sub-Article 6.1.2, the GoS reserves the right to suspend processing and transporting the GoRSS Oil Entitlement Volumes until such time as the indebtedness is paid.
Sub-article I. 5.i requires that fissile materials in the civilian sectors of the Parties at the time the Treaty comes into force may not be used in nuclear weapons.
(b) Subject to the required vote of approval set out in(a) of this sub-article, the decree declaring a state of emergency when the House of Peoples ' Representatives, shall be submitted to it within fifteen days of its adoption.
Sub-article I. 5. ii requires that all fissile materials declared excess to weapons and other military purposes remain so irreversibly.
In the case of persons convicted of any crime stated in sub-Article 1 of this Article and sentenced with the death penalty, the Head of State may, without prejudice to the provisions herein above, commute the punishment to life imprisonment.
Sub-article I. 5. iii. The United States has declared a large stock of HEU excess for weapon use but has reserved much of it for future use as fuel for naval-propulsion reactors.
(2) Where injury to body orhealth has resulted due to the act prescribed in sub-article(1) above, subject to the provision of the Criminal Code which provides for a more severe penalty, the punishment shall be rigorous imprisonment from five years to ten years.
Furthermore, under sub-article(3) of Article 68, any person who has acquired Tanzanian citizenship under sub-article(2) shall continue to retain it even after the breakup of the marriage, unless he or she decides to denounce it.
Section 248 A(2) of the Code stated:" The means referred to in sub-article(1) are the following:(a) violence or threats, including abduction;(b) deceit or fraud;(c) misuse of authority, influence or pressure;(d) the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of the person having control over another person.".
Sub-article 95(2) of the Constitution of the Republic of Vanuatu provides that:" Until otherwise provided by Parliament, the British and French laws in force or applied in Vanuatu immediately before the Day of Independence shall on and after that day continue to apply to the extent that they are not expressly revoked or incompatible with the independent status of Vanuatu and wherever possible taking due account of custom.".
The agreements referred to in sub-Article 19.1 shall include provisions which establish:(1) a right to the GoRSS to appoint an independent auditor to carry out audits of the books, accounts and records of the operating companies;(2) the confidentiality of the audit process;(3) a process for resolving any discrepancies arising out of such audits; and(4) that expenses in connection with such audits shall be borne by the GoRSS.