But when He tests him by restricting his provision, he says 'My Lord has humiliated me'

But when He tests him by restricting his provision, he says 'My Lord has humiliated me'

Such conduct was likely to make the Zambian plant less competitive by restricting its production capacity.

'It's a simple life, but nobody is restricting you.

I did it simply by restricting those things, which admittedly suggests I have a bias based on my personal experience.

Limited direct support from home Governments is another restricting factor.

Some participants urged ending permanent membership and restricting or ending the veto.

Any acts aiming at restricting the legitimate right to property ownership of an individual, either man or woman, shall be dealt with by laws.

Inclusion of a chemical in the Convention is based on regulatory actions taken by Parties that have addressed the risks associated with the chemical by banning or severely restricting it.

By restricting the presentation to incremental changes, it is possible to present a short document and avoid duplication of the presentation made in the budget process.

The first and principled answer must surely be no. All freedoms can be abused by liberty s enemies, but in the case of speech, the risk posed by restricting freedom is surely greater.

By restricting their demand, consumers can actually align their values with their spending, and drive capitalism and business to not just be about more, but be about better.

(a) Restricting the provision of certain Internet services to individuals and entities on the Consolidated List

Furthermore, the Chambers exert considerable control over these variables within the ambit of fair trial principles, for instance by restricting the length of examination in chief and cross examination.

Mr. Tikhaze (Russian Federation) queried the propriety of restricting participation in the draft convention to regional organizations.

Social and cultural factors create a huge weight in excluding and restricting Palestinian women from the economic sphere.

Regulatory pitfalls may include over regulating private practices contracts, restricting new entries, or regulating tariffs, fees or prices.

The issue addressed here is contracts and other private instruments directed at restricting the legal capacity of women.

Israel's policy of restricting the right of Palestinians to move freely and preventing them from accessing roads used by Jewish settlers and other Israelis in the West Bank was tantamount to apartheid.

Measures must be taken to limit the effects of the market economy, which is increasingly restricting our weak economies.

In our last intervention, we welcomed the new procedures followed by the ICTR Chambers in restricting the length of examination in chief and cross examination, without unduly detracting from principles of fair trial.

But when He trieth him, restricting his subsistence for him, then saith he (in despair), My Lord hath humiliated me!

But when He trieth him, restricting his subsistence for him, then saith he (in despair), My Lord hath humiliated me!

Restricting expansion to non permanent members would only maintain the status quo and increase the disparity in the Council's composition.

Playing a more effective role by the IAEA in guaranteeing the fuel supply and recognition of the fact that restricting fuel supply would be contrary to the basic obligations of the States parties to the NPT

As reflected from the discussions in the GGE over recent years, there are three categories of proposals on restricting the use of MOTAPM

(iii) The omission of many of the fundamental rules restricting the use of MOTAPM as stated in Article 3 of Amended Protocol II.

Nothing in these Principles and Guidelines shall be construed as restricting or derogating from any rights or obligations arising under domestic and international law.

This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us.

Nothing in these Basic Principles and Guidelines shall be construed as restricting or derogating from any rights or obligations arising under domestic and international law.

But today s young democracies have to do everything much faster. They don t have the luxury of restricting suffrage to property owners, or to more educated citizens.

Such rules run not only contrary to the fundamental principles of an open and interconnected Internet infrastructure they also create new privacy risks. And they do nothing to solve the basic problem of restricting government access to personal data held by private companies.

Worse, investment agreements enable companies to sue the government over perfectly sensible and just regulatory changes when, say, a cigarette company s profits are lowered by a regulation restricting the use of tobacco. In South Africa, a firm could sue if it believes that its bottom line might by harmed by programs designed to address the legacy of official racism.

Multilateral lenders can lead by example by restricting conditions for public financing of coal, the most damaging fossil fuel, and by pressing for greater transparency in reporting on emissions. Encouraging investments in renewable energy and increased energy efficiency will have the added benefit of boosting long term self reliance and resilience against the volatility of fossil fuel prices.

Worse, investment agreements enable companies to sue the government over perfectly sensible and just regulatory changes when, say, a cigarette company s profits are lowered by a regulation restricting the use of tobacco. In South Africa, a firm could sue if it believes that its bottom line might by harmed by programs designed to address the legacy of official racism.

CHICAGO Compensation practices at financial firms stand accused of being a primary cause of the recent global financial crisis. Restricting bankers pay is said to be the answer.

Together, these policies would benefit Africa both immediately and in the long run. Sentimental handwringing over the brain drain, and foolish attempts at restricting people s mobility, will not.

Restricting the space in which the terrorists can operate, even at the lowest levels of their organisation, helps to degrade their ability to plan and carry out attacks.

First, we must make certain that the relevant legislation to meet the challenge of terrorism is strictly temporary. Some of today s restrictions on habeas corpus and civil liberties have sunset clauses restricting their validity all such rules should be re examined by parliaments regularly.

CHICAGO Since the late 1970 s, the academic diffusion of game theory has led macroeconomists to emphasize the importance of commitment, a strategy that aims to enhance long term economic outcomes by restricting policymakers discretion. The idea seems counterintuitive How can less produce more?

Restricting the expansion of the Council to the category of non permanent members would not only mean maintaining the status quo, but also risk increasing the disparity in its composition.

Nevertheless, there has been some progress in restricting the scope of capital punishment in several retentionist countries and discussion of the prospect of doing so in others, most notably China.

But Burma s regime actually perpetuates conditions that sustain and worsen the HIV AIDS epidemic by restricting access to counseling, medication, and other support services. In order for HIV AIDS programs to be effective and sustainable, affected communities must have the freedom to organize and empower themselves.

It would be counterproductive to penalize countries like Costa Rica that had made significant strides towards disarmament, respect for human rights, a fair labour system and protection of the environment, by excluding them from cooperation programmes and restricting the entry of their products to developed countries' markets.

Furthermore, it is likely to have a negative impact on the broader health care industry in restricting the transfer of individuals from public health care facilities to private health care facilities.