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.

(ii) Restricting the jurisdiction of military tribunals only to specifically military offences committed by members of the armed forces

81. Instituting strong measures aimed at restricting and or preventing access to drugs by young women and young men

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.

Public health is most often cited by States as a basis for restricting human rights in the context of HIV AIDS.

Restricting budget revisions corresponds essentially to updating the approved budget plan.

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.

Access to health service installations in the West Bank during the reporting period was impeded for both patients and staff by IDF measures restricting movement.

Introduction of strict mission wide controls restricting telephone and facsimile usage to minimize costs.

China has begun to consider restricting the export of these minerals, as demand soars.

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.

The Kingdom supports international consensus on expansion of Security Council membership and restricting veto power by prohibiting its use against the implementation of resolutions previously adopted by the Security Council.

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.

6. In 1996, Egypt promulgated legislation designed to ensure the safety of expectant mothers by restricting the practice of the profession of obstetrics to medical practitioners.

The second are those aimed at restricting each competitor s room for manoeuvre in that market.

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.

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

27. Welcomes international efforts aimed at restricting and prohibiting the indiscriminate use of anti personnel mines

(d) Appropriate security arrangements without, however, restricting the freedom of movement and inquiry referred to above

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.

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

It could result in concentrated market structures which could provide increased scope for private practices restricting competition.

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.

The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) The Stockholm Convention protects human health and the environment by restricting the production, use, and trade of persistent organic pollutants (POPs).

One of the principal ways in which the Israeli authorities exercised control over the occupied territories was by restricting the right to freedom of movement of the Palestinian population.

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.

130. In September 1996 the United States of America enacted new immigration legislation restricting access to asylum procedures.

Applications for permission to hold such events would have to be made 10 days in advance, restricting spontaneity.

Trinidad and Tobago has not adopted any law or measure restricting trade or other economic relations with Cuba.

Well, then, this is no crime restricting personal freedom, but abuse and disgrace of the German national language.

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

Restricting general access or improving signage in and around the premises could reduce the risk of sizable liability claims.

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.

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.

The mature character of the industry in developed countries, characterized by high competition and low profitability, as well as domestic regulation restricting large store development and hindering growth in the domestic market, has encouraged international strategies by major retailers.

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.