Examples of using This norm in English and their translations into Arabic
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The general obligations that derive from this norm are.
This norm of yogurt should be divided into several meals, preferably up to six.
Several countries have made progress in complying with this norm.
This norm was later officially enacted in Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation.
The present level of investment is enough to meet this norm on average;
This norm also requires male heads of the families to carry with them certain obligations.
The next step is the expression of this norm in national law and practice.
Nowadays this is the norm, but there is no good in this norm.
The Section was able to maintain this norm for the distribution of responsibilities up to 2002/03.
Nevertheless, Lawyers without Borders has observed that this norm continues to change.
This norm would ban the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
The work to eliminate AP mines will not endin 1997. We will need to universalize this norm.
We are fully committed to ensuring that this norm is universally adhered to and implemented in the shortest possible time.
The retentionist countries that responded to the questionnaire confirmed that this norm is respected in their legal systems.
This norm was asserted by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Mayagna(Sumo) Awas Tingni Community v. Nicaragua.
Doctors, cardiologists say that a slight deviation from this norm should not be considered a pathology, but an acceptable phenomenon.
But this norm helps only to eliminate the lack of vitamin in the body, and its antioxidant activity will be at a low level.
There can thus be no doubting the legal nature of this norm, nor its centrality in the international legal and political system.
This norm would also ensure that the stocks are made secure from theft and sabotage and prevent harm to human health and the environment.
In the Labour Code in force since 1 January 2008, this norm was significantly broadened to women ' s benefit.
This norm seems to grant a status of minority to the father as he seems lacking the" competence" to look after the child or take him to the doctor.
The work begun in Ottawa is far from over, however,since universal acceptance of this norm is regrettably not yet in prospect.
This norm has been incorporated into the Law with the purpose of promoting the harmonisation of professional and family duties, thus stimulating also the employment of women.
She urged her colleagues to put the international customary character of this norm into a resolution and to encourage the Commission on Human Rights to do the same.
This norm is also embodied in article 22 of the Labour Code, pursuant to which employees have the right to equal pay for equal work, without discrimination of any kind.
There is not a single Member State of the United Nations that is not aparty to one of the two international treaties enshrining this norm: the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
In practice, this norm is not applied but its very existence is a matter of serious concern for a number of women ' s NGOs that are in favour of the freedom of reproductive rights for both women and men.
We are convinced that the clear norm contained in the Ottawa treaty is the basis of its moral and political credibility and will facilitate its universalization,even if some may have difficulty in accepting this norm immediately.
In other words, this norm in fact deprives the Head of State of his power to decide in the matter since without the proposal of the high command of the Armed Forces or the Carabineros he is unable to exercise his constitutional authority;
This norm is reflected in articles 6 and 7 of ILO Convention No. 169, and has been articulated by United Nations treaty supervision bodies in country reviews and in examinations of cases concerning resource extraction on indigenous lands.
