Examples of using Evinced in English and their translations into Arabic
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As evinced by the fact that she demanded you come with me.
But your kids sure love you, as evinced by the amount of treacly blubbering.
Last week, these activities became massive in scope,amounting to an open act of aggression evinced by the following examples.
Throughout his life Killing evinced a high sense of duty and a deep concern for anyone in physical or spiritual need.
He had a great faith in the intelligence that evinced itself in clear expression.
All those measures evinced a drive towards linking debt relief to policies aimed at reducing poverty worldwide.
Most impressive has been the extraordinary cooperation evinced between the governments of the region.
The nuclear-weapon States could not expect the non-nuclear-weapon States to remain committed indefinitely to the NPT andother disarmament treaties when they themselves evinced different attitudes.
The period covered by the present report has evinced tangible and significant institutional progress of various kinds.
As evinced in Georgia, UNHCR and the OSCE cooperate closely on the solution to the Abkhazia and South Ossetia conflicts, with UNHCR assuming an increasingly prominent role in the humanitarian dimension of conflict resolution.
Emphasis should be placed on the conduct of States which evinced an intention to create legal obligations and on how to ascertain that intention.
As evinced by the strong relationship between Goals 4 and 5, women ' s rights and children ' s rights were inseparable: progress on infant mortality, for instance, would require redoubled efforts to reduce maternal mortality.
It was proposed that emphasis should be placed on conduct which evinced an intention to create legal obligations and on how to ascertain that intention.
In the present century, as evinced by the Millennium Development Goals, the development challenge is not only about the mobilization of resources, however critical this factor is for poverty alleviation, but also about accountable partnerships for sustainable development.
As of early 2002, the reduction of corruptionis no longer a figment of the imagination, as evinced by the action undertaken in our financial offices.
The only cooperation of Republika Srpska with the Tribunal evinced to date has been allowing Tribunal investigators access to sites, notably mass grave sites.
Although questions were raised with regard to some studies to be carried out and how broad such studies should be,some delegations evinced a willingness to provide information relevant to some of the studies.
The additional $160 million sought by the Organization for recosting evinced a fundamental misunderstanding of the financial strain confronting taxpayers and governments around the world.
In addition, Israeli sanctions had led to a furtherdecline in the socio-economic conditions of the Palestinian people, as evinced, inter alia, by the dramatic rise in unemployment in recent years.
The secretariat of the Conventionremains a committed partner of the Permanent Forum, as evinced by its 11-year partnership with and participation at every session of the Forum, including the in-depth dialogue held in 2010.
Mr. Shtayyeh(Minister in charge of the Palestinian Economic Centre for Development and Reconstruction) said that the PalestinianAuthority had adopted a different approach, evinced by the application for full membership of the United Nations submitted in September 2011.
His Government attachedparticular importance to the needs of persons with disabilities, as evinced by its ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2008 and adoption of a law on their care and rehabilitation in the same year.
The United Arab Emirates had achieved highlevels of social and economic development, as evinced by its strong human development and gender equality indicators.
The services-only sectoris an area with further growth opportunities, as evinced by a number of UNOPS clients having expressed interest in such services.
Expulsion may take place if the foreigner in question evinces, or is reasonably deemed to have evinced, personal conduct involving a real and sufficiently serious threat to fundamental societal values.
Her Government was also cooperating with international organizations to protect andadvance the rights of children, as evinced by a number of successes attained despite its limited resources and difficult circumstances.
His Government was also cooperating with international organizations to protect andadvance the rights of children, as evinced by a number of successes attained despite its limited resources and difficult circumstances.
Five decades ago, having achieved victory over the forces of evil inthe Second World War, the international community evinced the wisdom and political will to build together the universal home of peace and common security: the United Nations.
Globally, the Decade had been marked by steady progress inkey areas related to the Education for All goals, as evinced by significant decreases in the number of youth and adult illiterates and primary-school-age children out of school.
The legitimate Palestinian struggle for self-determination and freedom from foreign occupationalso enjoyed the support of the international community, as evinced at the eleventh Islamic Summit in Dakar, and the thirty-fifth session of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers in Kampala.