Examples of using Unable to exercise in English and their translations into Arabic
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As long as I am unable to exercise my constitutional right to vote.
However, the people of Puerto Rico were still unable to exercise that right.
They are ultimately unable to exercise their rights in their communities and their countries.
It was unfortunate that some peoples remained unable to exercise that right.
Indigenous women were unable to exercise fully their economic, political, social and cultural rights.
In an electronic environment, the parties would be unable to exercise such control.
Where they do not have or are unable to exercise a right to own land, women are at heightened risk of eviction following widowhood.
Fifty-five years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,there are still many populations in the world unable to exercise their civil and political rights.
This is particularly important when a victim is unable to exercise the rights guaranteed under article 14 in the territory where the violation took place.
As to Gabon, the most prominent of the public figures to whom he supposed Mr. Pocar to havebeen alluding was currently in opposition and unable to exercise any decisive influence.
Unfortunately, in many countries women are still unable to exercise their rights because of legal provisions.
It was also, however, an occasion marked with sadness by the tragedy of the Palestinian people, which had been displaced fromits homeland more than half a century earlier and was still unable to exercise its inalienable human rights.
In many countries, women are still unable to exercise their human rights.
Many are still unable to exercise the fundamental and inalienable democratic rights that would enable them to participate in the determination of the destiny of their countries, nations, families and children and to protect themselves from tyranny and dictatorship.
The pope is still in the power of the emperor, unable to exercise any control over the church.
The developing countries were still unable to exercise their right to development because, as a result of the adverse economic environment, they had lost control of their economic equilibrium and social stability and faced the triple threat of poverty, ignorance and disease.
Despite numerous United Nations resolutions, however,the Palestinian people was still unable to exercise its legitimate right of self-determination in its national territory.
If special circumstances made the host State unable to exercise jurisdiction, the State of nationality could do so, provided that the relevant requirements, including the enactment of extraterritorial laws and procedures, were met; the United Nations should therefore encourage Member States to enact laws for that purpose.
Subject to mandatory guardianship are minors whose parents are unknown,absent, unable to exercise parental authority, or who have not in fact exercised it for more than a year.
It was stated that a fundamentally changed world had created many actors conducting activities within the national territories ofsome States, in particular States unable to exercise full control over their territories.
However, hundreds of millions of adults andchildren throughout the world were still unable to exercise their fundamental right to literacy and to instruction, conditions that were necessary for socio-economic development.
Mr. Malmierca Díaz(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2006/L.7, said that despite the efforts of the Special Committee,the Puerto Rican people were still unable to exercise their legitimate right to self-determination.
With one-third of the world 's population living in abject poverty and thus unable to exercise their basic human rights, the human-rights machinery must take up poverty alleviation as a central aim, and the brunt of that task should be borne by States that used the labour force and human resources of others.
It is furthermore stipulated that citizens have the right to work andthat the State provide adequately for the subsistence of citizens unable to exercise this right for reasons for which they hold no responsibility.
Our technical progress is mocked when men, women and children are still starving, continue to be vulnerable to HIV infection,are forced to subsist in degraded environments or are unable to exercise the most basic of their human rights.
(Claim by UN staff member that conditions of hissecondment from the Government of the former USSR rendered him unable to exercise Pension Fund restoration rights and justify a waiver of applicable time limits).
Mr. Núñez Mosquera(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2011/L.6, said that, although the Special Committee had already adopted 29 resolutions and decisions on the question of Puerto Rico,the Puerto Rican people were still unable to exercise their legitimate right to genuine self-determination.
Since, due to the forceful usurpation and continued monopolization of the title of" the Government of Cyprus" by the Greek Cypriot administration,the Turkish Cypriot side is unable to exercise its natural right of reply at the Third Committee, I am compelled to respond to the Greek Cypriot delegate ' s inflammatory remarks in writing.
The Committee further notes with concern that the labour inspectorate is under-resourced,subject to external influence and therefore unable to exercise effective control over miners ' working conditions(article 7).
Annex II to the present report contains a consolidated list of missing staff members and thoseunder arrest and detention, unable to exercise fully their rights to protection during the reporting period.