Examples of using Can evolve in English and their translations into Arabic
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Just don't forget the need to find a man who can evolve.
The highest a person hero can evolve is primarily based on that hero's rarity;
While we may not swap faces in our own lives, we can evolve too.
We believe that its mandate can evolve to meet the needs of a changed international system.
I know, but maybe we should think of Scorpionas less of a team and more of a living organism that can evolve.
Viruses found in poultry or swine can evolve to infect humans.
As in the past, the system can evolve to meet new needs, including several of those expressed by TK holders.
The world is evolving, and the earth queen can evolve with it or step aside.
It is only the United Nations that can evolve, define and promote a comprehensive and responsive universalist agenda that will meet the challenges of the next century.
It's important to note that thyroid ophthalmopathy can evolve independently of a thyroid disorder.
First, that Islam did not know Parliament and this is natural because the parliamentary institution andan Islam there is no governing institutions can evolve Us Xia Vxia.
To those who faithfully follow and that can evolve to fraud if he is simply trying to mislead customers.
They further suggest that the activities embedded within this recommendation would be best integrated with strategic or other planning processes and be conducted with some regularity,since knowledge management requirements can evolve over time.
I propose to you that matter that can evolve is alive, and this gives us the idea of making evolvable matter.
The rapid growth of the Internet has brought to the fore many newprofessions that promise profits to those who faithfully follow and that can evolve to fraud if he is simply trying to mislead customers.
Effective peacekeeping requires flexible structures that can evolve over the different phases of the mission, while consistently providing timely and effective support.
The benefits of this arrangement include financial savings for both the Organization and host countries, and it offers opportunities for staff from different duty stations tofamiliarize themselves with practices elsewhere so that the service mode can evolve through the promotion of best practices.
Astral Healing therapy is based on the premise that mankind can evolve into self realisation and find emotional comfort in his physical presence.
Here, the challenge consists of offering additional sources of competitiveness to FDI, such as skills, infrastructure, research and development support,and a high-standard regulatory framework so that export-processing zones can evolve to continue performing as relevant platforms for FDI attraction.
I trust that political will, applied on a case-by-case basis, can evolve on all sides to make progress on the decolonization of the 17 Non-Self-Governing Territories still under the purview of the Special Committee.
Sex-based crimes should be referred to in the statute of the court anddefined in such a way that their definition can evolve in accordance with the progressive development of international law.
With the renewed focus of the Mediumterm Strategy, the increase in the Environment Fund of around 30 per cent from 2006 to 2008, a reinvigorated partnership with the United Nations family and involvement with civil society and the private sector,UNEP can evolve to be an example of a United Nations entity that is effective, efficient and responsive.
To avoid fragmentation, dispersal or duplication of effort in areas which are our common heritage, our common concern and our common interest,we should explore the manner in which this principal organ of the United Nations can evolve that notion of trust, which was its major premise, to meet our present-day needs, an evolution that ensures that the Trusteeship Council holds in sacred trust the common heritage of humankind and acts as a guardian of the interests of future generations.
However, where democracy, rule of law and governance deficits are coupled with competition over territory, resources and power, where bias politics and favouritism along ethnic or religious lines appear, and where minority rights are denied, violated or neglected,tensions between communities can evolve, threatening peace and stability and sometimes resulting in violence.
By its very nature, the text that is being circulated seeksto be corrected, amended and supplemented by all delegations, so that ultimately it can evolve and be subject to substantive and formal amendments that will turn it into a text chosen by all and for all.
The investment made by the Member States in the development of the system therefore requires that a careful maintenance plan be established so that the software andits various elements do not become obsolete, but can evolve along with the needs of the Organization, capitalizing on all the analytical work done over the past few years.
The partnership could evolve over time, its activities would continue and, in the light of lessons learned, appropriate modifications would be made to it.
This presence could evolve into a multidimensional United Nations mission with a mandate to provide the Malian authorities with long-term stabilization and peacebuilding assistance.
The rights applicable to that situation were necessarily contextual and could evolve over time with the development of general norms of international law.
This presence could evolve into a multidimensional United Nations mission with the mandate to provide the Malian authorities with long-term stabilization and peacebuilding assistance.
