Examples of using Conflation in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is a conflation of two distinct topics-- genocide and the responsibility to protect.
The general increase in defamation of religions, and notably the conflation of Islam with violence and terrorism;
(g) Avoid conflation of poor-quality medicines, a quality control issue, with counterfeit medicines, a trade issue.
Ask a statistician, and he will tell you correlation ain't causation,so avoid conflation and take dictation,'cause today begins the end of it all.
The current deadlock reflects conflation of the temporary establishment of the centreline with the final demarcation of the border.
Across Europe,the political discourse had recently become increasingly polarized because of a conflation of issues affecting foreigners, asylum seekers and refugees.
Such an interpretation would entail a conflation of the categories of" injured State"(draft article 43) and" interested State"(draft article 49).
Throughout his term of office, the Special Rapporteur has highlighted one of the central causes of the resurgence of racism andits increasing complexity: the conflation of racial, cultural and religious factors.
I am concerned about the continuing and inaccurate conflation of the concepts of the protection of civilians and the responsibility to protect.
Such conflation often leads to the detention of children accused of association with an armed group, which further complicates the task of addressing the variety of violations committed against children in situations of armed conflict.
The Becket Fund further submitted that the conflation of race and religion has complicated both racism and religious freedom issues.
Such conflation of United Nations commitments with an NGO declaration has resulted in the mushrooming of independent men ' s groups and organizations, separate from the women ' s movement, many of which have redefined engagement with men and boys, in male terms.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, in paragraph 15 of its general comment No. 17, for its part,avoided the conflation of the term" material interests" with property rights, especially when held by corporations.
However, the conflation of consensual sex work and sex trafficking in such legislation leads to, at best, the implementation of inappropriate responses that fail to assist either of these groups in realizing their rights, and, at worst, to violence and oppression.
Treating racial andreligious discrimination as the same thing could lead to the conflation of racist hate speech and the suppression of peaceful, but controversial, discussions of truth claims about and within religions.
The Temple of the Jedi Order, a self-proclaimed"real living, breathing religion" views itself as separate from the Jedi as portrayed in the Star Wars franchise.[28] Despite this,sociologists view religion's conflation to fandom as legitimate in some sense, classifying both as a participatory phenomenon.[29].
Similarly, several delegations also noted the conflation of ethnic identity and national identity or citizenship as a tool used to spread instability for political ends.
They affirm the right of the Palestinian people, the Lebanese people and the Syrian people to resist Israeli occupation and aggression as a legitimate right that is guaranteed by international law and international covenants.They reject any conflation of this legitimate right to resist occupation with the State terrorism practised by Israel in the Palestinian territories.
She met a number of stakeholders on the issue of the conflation of sex work and trafficking, in particular as it relates to the recently increased global attention to combating trafficking in the sex industry.
That is why we know that an effective anti-terror campaign requires an environment of constructive cooperation worldwide, remote from politically motivated campaigns of vilification, and as a platform for a clear definition of terrorism,remote from the wilful or unintended conflation of the inalienable right of people to fight occupation and acts of wanton terror.
Given that few countries have yet reached the international aid target of0.7 per cent gross domestic product, the conflation of funding commitments for adaptation with pledges for regular development assistance programmes by donor countries is problematic.
They can be attributed to the following: conflation of race, culture and religion; intellectual and ideological questioning of religion; the imbalance between the defence of secularism and respect for freedom of religion; and the supervisory and security-based approach to the practice and teaching of Islam.
The Special Rapporteur would first like to emphasize the growing trend ofdefamation of religions arising from the following factors: the conflation of race, culture and religion; the growing use of religion for political ends; and the intellectual and ideological questioning of religion.
It illustrates the worrying trends underpinning the resurgence of Islamophobia, including the politicization and trivialization of the defamation of religions owing primarily to the increasing prominence of far-right racist andxenophobic platforms in the political programmes of traditionally democratic parties and the conflation of Islam with violence and terrorism.
He recommends that the Commission should invite Member States to combat andsanction the conflation of Islam with violence and terrorism, an essential element of the Danish cartoons, in the spirit of articles 18, 19 and 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The protection of civilians was one of their most important tasks, but his delegation was seriously concerned about the increasing tendency towards an overly free interpretation of international humanitarian law provisions relating to the protection of civilians in armed conflict,and even the conflation of those provisions with the ambiguous concept of responsibility to protect.
But the conflation of terrorism, immigration, and EU membership could also push British voters to reject Europe. Polls suggest that immigration is the top concern among British voters, and the fact that at least one of the Paris terrorists may have entered the EU through Greece posing as a Syrian refugee has accentuated the public's fears.
