Results for legitimate translation from English to Malay

legitimate
regislation

legitimate intent
legitimate

if you seriously want to go in for me and want me to be your legitimate wife, i accept you.
kalau awak serius nak masuk meminang saya dan nak saya jadi isteri awak yang sah,saya terima awak .

so consume what you have gained, legitimate and wholesome; and remain conscious of god. god is forgiving and merciful.
maka makanlah dari apa yang kamu telah dapat (dalam peperangan) itu, sebagai benda yang halal lagi baik, serta bertaqwalah kepada allah; sesungguhnya allah maha pengampun, lagi maha mengasihani.

the court considered the constitutionality of deciding that mrs. rozanah had been removed from work on fair grounds and for legitimate reasons. thus the court rejected the claim of mrs. rozanah
membuat tuntutan kerana telah menerima memorandum bahawa she akan diberhentikan kerja di syarikat tnb

the checklist is expected to be endorsed by a national government as one of the legitimate systems in order to diffuse it to all local governments in the country. this endorsement is expected to function as kind of incentives to let local governments utilize the checklist
senarai semak ini diharapkan dapat diendorskan oleh kerajaan nasional sebagai salah satu sistem yang sah bagi tujuan penyebarannya kepada semua kerajaan tempatan dalam negara. pengendorsan ini dijangka berfungsi sebagai insentif untuk membolehkan kerajaan tempatan menggunakan senarai semak ini

the desirables of the community, better known as common goods or public goods without any interruption. this formal and legitimate institution of the organised political community is called the state or government
bahasa inggeris kepada bahasa melayu berhak masyarakat, lebih dikenali sebagai barangan biasa atau barangan awam tanpa sebarang gangguan. institusi formal dan sah masyarakat politik terancang ini dipanggil negeri atau kerajaan

the european court of human rights (echr) passed the verdict on thursday that insulting islam’s prophet mohammed will be punishable offence and will not be counted under ‘freedom of expression’. the court was compelled to pass the verdict after an austrian woman mrs. s insulted the prophet in 2009 in two different seminars. panel of seven judges said, defaming or demeaning the prophet goes beyond permissible limits of an objective debate and could cause prejudice in the society and will risk religious peace. the court said that the mrs. s’ comments did not abide by freedom of expression, and stated that “the applicant’s statements had been likely to arouse justified indignation in muslims” and “amounted to a generalization without factual basis.” austrian court trialed her in 2011 for disparaging religious doctrines and fined her 480 euros. based on article 10 which permits freedom of expression, mrs. s. complained that the domestic courts failed to address the substance of the impugned statements in the light of her right to freedom of expression. however, echr today said, on today’s ruling, the echr said “the domestic courts comprehensively assessed the wider context of the applicant’s statements and carefully balanced her right to freedom of expression with the right of others to have their religious feelings protected, and served the legitimate aim of preserving religious peace in austria.”
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