Examples of using Substantive differences in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are substantive differences between the two cases.
Progress on technical issues appears to have been made but substantive differences have emerged.
He had difficulty, however, in grasping the substantive differences involved and would appreciate further clarification on those points.
In the past, those same rules did not prevent us from agreeing to launch negotiations,even when certain substantive differences remained.
These courts did not present substantive differences with civil courts.
If substantive differences between the Code and existing treaties remain unresolved, the subject-matter jurisdiction of a court would not function properly.
It should be noted that there are significant, substantive differences between the various security arrangements.
However, the Parliamentary Committee Chairman assured that there willbe no difficulty in marrying the Bills as there were no substantive differences in both draft Bills.
Estonian and Latvian legislation set forth numerous substantive differences between the rights of citizens and non-citizens.
Substantive differences between the model provisions and the legislative recommendations had already been identified in documents A/CN.9/522 and A/CN.9/522/Add.2.
We are discouraged by the fact that it is on this core element that substantive differences among the delegations still remain.
In addition to numerous substantive differences in the documentary sources discussed above, discrepancies remain concerning the use of terms.
Common legally binding principles such as the law of treaties to reconcile substantive differences and contradictions among MEAs;
While substantive differences are at the root of the paralysis in the Conference on Disarmament, we believe that the way in which the Conference organizes itself it is a contributory factor.
But such simple comparisons of votes are risky, given the substantive differences in the texts of individual draft resolutions.
The report had endeavoured to provide an overview of the ways in which those principles applied in the various parts of the Kingdom,indicating as well where substantive differences arose in practice.
The regions showed many similarities, and also substantive differences in terms of their physical, biological and sociocultural aspects.
However, while such grave situations do exist and should be considered, and require concerted action by all,we are facing substantive differences and fresh political confrontation.
In particular, the political sovereignty of many indigenous nations marks substantive differences in historical experience from that of other racial and ethnic groups in the United States and Canada.
Al-Qaida core and ISIL pursue similar strategic goals,albeit with tactical differences regarding sequencing and substantive differences about personal leadership.
Indeed, despite the substantive differences of opinion still remaining, because of the obvious political interests at stake, there is consensus on a programme for the preparation of guidelines for nuclear disarmament.
However, the articles of part two, chapter IV,established only very slight substantive differences which were not sufficient to justify the distinction.
Notwithstanding the substantive differences in these programmes resulting from the variations in geographical coverage, the overall objectives and foreseen outcomes of the regional programmes will be similar, as shown in the results matrix below.
However, the resolution pertaining to it, instead of being essentially procedural,is the only one that raises again the substantive differences on such issues in the context of the General Assembly.
Some speakers expressed concern that the substantive differences in negotiating positions at Cancún reflected differences in how developed and developing countries perceive the development dimension of the Doha agenda of negotiations.
Iraq ' s currently accurate, full andcomplete declaration regarding its nuclear programme prior to 1991 contains no substantive differences from the full, final and complete declaration provided to IAEA in 1998.
(b) Legitimacy: The substantive differences between universally open membership and a limited membership of 58 elected members, where the legitimacy of the procedure and outcome of the decisionmaking process of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum are concerned;
Mr. Baeidi-Nejad(Islamic Republic of Iran):I think that we should agree that there are substantive differences among delegations on draft resolutions with regard to one or more issues.
Although it was noted that the provisions on the utilization of such finite natural resources would closely resemble one another,the view was also expressed that some substantive differences existed that might necessitate a revision of some of the concepts involved.
However, the articles of part two,chapter IV, which established only very slight substantive differences in that regard, were not sufficient to justify the maintenance of the distinction established by article 19.