Examples of using Different terminology in English and their translations into Arabic
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Excuse me, could you use a different terminology please?
We can use different terminology such as environment for development, or sustainable development or environmentally sustainable development.
Could you please use a little different terminology?
Such measures are described in different terminology, and the meaning and interpretation given to such measures also differs.
I wrote down every word that the doctors said, the different terminology.
She was quite prepared to use different terminology if the members of the Third Committee so preferred.
Each report refers to indigenous peoples using different terminology.
Furthermore the use of a different terminology(equitable-- equal) rises the question what the difference between those terms would be.
And different people use different terminology, but my understanding is critical points are all the points that are interesting.
Another view was expressed that to the contrary,the list by its nature implied the use of different terminology and consequently was helpful.
Another country referred to the different terminology and legal concepts employed in its national legislation in comparison to the Organized Crime Convention.
(vii) A common set of terminology to be used when describing the process:Many States Parties use different terminology to broadly describe the same processes.
Different terminology is also used for the title, such as Chief Information Officer(CIO), Chief Information Technology Officer(CITO), Chief Technology Officer(CTO), Director or Chief or Head of IT.
Nevertheless, all the different bonuses comes with different terminology, so check your marketing before taking it up, in order to be safe.
Support was expressed for the principle that there should be consistency in theuse of terminology in the draft convention unless the use of different terminology was justified.
Various field operations, for example, had significantly different terminology and data categories which would need to be aligned before the next data-collection exercise.
His delegation had notedwith interest that in defining the link which must exist between the persons concerned and the State involved, the draft used different terminology in various articles.
In certain instances,the Commission has referred to the subjective element by employing different terminology, such as the" belief" or" attitude" of States regarding the existence or content of a rule.
Ms. GAO Yanping(China) said that China too was a party to the Convention on Biological Diversity, butinternational watercourses were a case apart with special characteristics which justified a different terminology.
It would not appear desirable to adoptinstruments, the targets of which are exactly the same, but using different terminology which is taken by States to apply to different groups of population.
Other advocacy groups utilize different terminology, and therefore many United Nations organizations take a more neutral approach to avoid the appearance of implicit support for one particular group, and refer to" free and open source software".
Instead, some different terminology should be explored; alternatively the different characteristics of wrongful acts could be more systematically articulated in part two of the draft articles, within the framework of a single generic conception of State responsibility.
It was to avoid this confusion that the Commission, in guidelines 2.3.1 to 2.3.3,used different terminology to distinguish between these two categories of reactions to a reservation that is formulated late.
For those organizations that rely on voluntary contributions for all or most of their income,it is common to distinguish between core and non-core resources, even though different terminology may be used in the documents of individual organizations.
In addition to imbalances of power, in some cultural groups, different terminology may be used for specific occasions or to speak to people in a different relationship, and time and place may be described in different ways.
Such measures are described in different terminology, and the meaning and interpretation given to such measures also differs. It is the Committee ' s hope that the present general recommendation on article 4, paragraph 1, will contribute to a clarification of terminology. .
(d) Most of the reports did not refer to indigenous peoples directly,but used different terminology, including regional or rural disparities, to express disproportionate development, when in fact these regions and/or rural settings often corresponded to indigenous lands and territories;