Examples of using Cassin in English and their translations into Arabic
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René Cassin.
My mother's second husband, Henry Cassin.
Ren� Cassin.
Well, we called him"Daddy Cassin,".
René Cassin Institute, Strasbourg, France(1986).
René Cassin.
You threatened to tell the world about me and Daddy Cassin.
René Cassin.
René Cassin(RC) called for adequate culturally appropriate sites for Gypsy and Irish Traveller people and the reinstatement of the duty on local councils to provide such sites.
At the International Institute of Human Rights(René Cassin), Strasbourg.
Finally, on 2 June 1949,the French representative René Cassin offered a change that built on Mrs. Roosevelt ' s language, stating that.
Diploma in International Law and Comparative Human Rights Law, Instítut René Cassin, Strasbourg, France.
Hague Academy of International Law(1981). Institute" Rene Cassin", Strasbourg, France(1992). Academy of European Law, Florence, Italy(1993).
The producer of the video, Christian Jusselme,is a professor of music at the college Marie Laurencin and Rene Cassin High School Tarare(Rhone).
One of those primarily responsible for it, the French professor René Cassin, received in 1968, 20 years after the solemn proclamation, the Nobel Peace Prize.
Eleanor Roosevelt, René Cassin, John Humphrey, P. C. Chang and Charles Malik, among other authors of the Universal Declaration, believed that a better world was both necessary and possible.
Invited Professor Strasbourg University, France. René Cassin Institute, 1986. Invitation extended, 1988.
The historic link between Israel and the Universal Declaration is underscored by the fact that some of its central authors were Jewish Zionists,including the French Jewish leader René Cassin.
Certificate from the International Institute of Human Rights(René Cassin Foundation), Strasbourg, twenty-ninth session.
It looks forward to 1998, when it will join its sister organizations in celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights co-authored by the organization ' s founder,the late René Cassin.
(a) The Canadian Friends of the Alliance IsraéliteUniverselle have sponsored an annual René Cassin Symposium at McGill University in Montreal.
Symbolically, the individual who largely inspired that text, René Cassin, Nobel Peace Laureate, was a Jew, a severely wounded First World War veteran and a resistance member from the outset.
(i) The Canadian Friends of the Alliance IsraéliteUniverselle have sponsored an annual René Cassin Symposium at McGill University in Montreal.
We look forward in the coming months to joining our sister organizations in celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rightsco-authored by our organization's founder, the late René Cassin.
(b) CCJO has worked with the Association pour la fidelité àla pensée du Président René Cassin, which promotes the efforts of the late Nobel Prize laureate in the area of international law;
Since 1988, the René Cassin Human Rights Prize has been awarded by the CNCDH and the Directorate of School Education for the best projects on a human rights theme submitted by middle and high school pupils.
(ii) Working with the Association pour la Fidelité àla Pensée du Président René Cassin, which promotes the efforts of the late Nobel Prize Laureate in the area of international law;
Granted United Nations Human Rights Fellowship tenable in London. Visited courts and attended a four-week study session on theEuropean Convention on Human Rights at the Réné Cassin Institute for International Human Rights, Strasbourg.
The Consultative Council ofJewish Organizations(CCJO) was founded in 1947 by Nobel Peace Prize laureate, René Cassin, first President of the European Court of Human Rights, principal author of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and President of the Alliance Israélite Universelle.
The Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations(CCJO) was founded in 1947by Nobel Peace Prize laureate, René Cassin, first President of the European Court of Human Rights, principal author of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and President of the Alliance Israélite Universelle.
