Examples of using Does not negate in English and their translations into Arabic
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So Islam does not negate the Other; it invites the Other to dialogue.
The voluntary use of illicit drugs by individuals does not negate this destructive potential.
But this does not negate the complexity of the breed- hybrids are unique and fit only a certain type of people.
Cellular operators use a much higher carrier frequency, but this does not negate the harmful effects on the human body.
This does not negate any people ' s right to use weapons against its oppressors: to fight cleanly, yes; to kill innocents, never.
On balance,the impact of technological progress will be positive. But that does not negate the massive challenge it will pose.
This new'architecture ', however does not negate the responsibility of each staff member to mainstream gender in their own work.
Automatic messages the problem of uniformity is partly solved,if they are really regularly, but that does not negate the need for standard mailings.
In that regard, African heads of State andGovernment acknowledge that the Sudan represents an exceptional case that does not negate the sacrosanct principle of respect for colonial borders.
But this does not negate the harmful fumes and odors, which are inevitable if the baby is in the same diaper from morning ti.
The regional frameworkis complementary to the IMF global facilities and does not negate the need for a crisis prevention framework in IMF itself.
The Covenant does not negate the possibility that the rights it contains may be considered selfexecuting in systems where that option is provided for.
Yes, I let you pick me up and I shaved my legs andgot a bikini wax just in case, but that does not negate the fact that I was supposed to be treating you.
However, this degree of cooperation does not negate the fact that the Forces nouvelles failed to respond to many of the Group's requests for information.
If I was born in Columbia I would have been Columbian, so does that mean that my identityas an Arab and a Syrian is constructed? I think so, but that does not negate it's importance or power.
International human rights law, therefore, does not negate, but it narrows, the discretion of States and other entities to formulate policy.
Kids are not in a holding pattern waiting for life to begin once they become self-sufficient;the fact that they are small does not negate the fact that they are people- and all people deserve respect.
Deprivation of liberty does not negate the right to personal self-determination, which needs to be respected and protected to the maximum extent possible while in prison.
As to the arguments on the transitional arrangements, he submits that the fact that he was potentially eligible for alimited period to apply to regain his rights does not negate the fact that he lost them in the first place.
However, this does not negate our inherent vulnerabilities, our limited resources or our restricted capacity to respond to the vagaries of the economic environment.
Court ordered assessment andtreatment is subject to strict safeguards and does not negate the need for clinicians to obtain informed consent, if possible, at all stages of assessment and treatment.
But this does not negate the introduction of some traditions, for example, to devote the Sabbath only to native people, and the Tuesday evening to dinner with customers.
Faced with such significant obstacles, it is not surprising that the High-Level Working Group has settled on a moremodest measure of success for TTIP negotiations. But this does not negate the partnership's value.
This situation does not negate the fact that, within countries too, there is a gross maldistribution of wealth, often due to oppressive regimes and rampant corruption.
Finally, even though Antigua and Barbuda does not have the supporting legislation to the United Nations Refugee Convention andits protocol, this does not negate the fact that in this country, the human rights freedoms and privileges of this Convention and Protocol are entirely respected and applied.
While the Special Rapporteur does not negate the need for services for batterers, such services must be undertaken separately to ensure that the particular needs of victims are not undermined.
That does not negate the need for a holistic approach to the peacebuilding challenges in the country as a whole, but rather it challenges us and the PBC to ensure that its engagement is really adding value.
The crisis does not negate the potential benefits of globalization itself; rather, it presents the international community with an opportunity to orient the world towards a globally integrated economy that operates in a more equitable and resilient manner.
This presentation does not negate either public management or governance concepts, but rethinks public administration, public management and governance with a view to constructing a renewed conceptual basis for revitalizing public administration.