Examples of using Faltered in English and their translations into Arabic
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When my mind faltered, my body resisted.
Once he moved in with Goldman's family, however, their relationship faltered.
Stoner's 2008 challenge faltered after Laguna.
Finn was asubstantial size, but at the sight of his colossal enemy thundering towards him, his courage faltered.
In the end the economy faltered and taxation became more onerous.
And though my tactics changed to address an insane world my resolve andmy dedication to the Navy never faltered.
But economic growth faltered in 2001 and was even more sluggish in 2002.
For much of the last six years, the Conference on Disarmament has taken many" first steps" towards adoption of a work programme,but each has faltered.
A veil obscured my vision, my voice faltered, my blood ran cold, and then burned like fire.
Although both options were used to prosecuteindividuals accused of genocidal behaviour in Rwanda, the ICTR has faltered where domestic trials have flourished.
(Already in August this pressure faltered, and the larger states started to regain power.).
Despite the General Assembly ' s repeatedly stated commitment to humanitarian principles-- including access--our implementation has faltered; some countries deliberately flout that consensus.
The Serb attack then faltered, and by 3 December the confrontation line had stabilized.
In this regard, the Islamic Republic of Iran believes that, despite the consistent show of flexibility by the Bosnian Government, the peace talks have,regrettably, faltered because of continued intransigence by the Serbs.
Well, it appears science has faltered once again… in the face of overwhelming religious evidence.
The company's CEO Joey Ghose has expressed in 2018 the desire to expand globally through a debt heavy strategy of bank loans.[4] The expansion plans are much greater than thecompany's current size of business and have faltered in 2019.
The British currency faltered after U.K. inflation in July was weaker than expected.
The political will of Member States to support peacekeeping at all stages was crucial: often,when peacekeeping operations had faltered, the political consensus in the Security Council had been wanting or too long in coming.
Economic indicators have faltered in recent years and poverty has increased despite the discovery of oil in 1994.
The ongoing peace talks may bring hope that the political standoff in Venezuela will end, but Latin America experts warned it was too early to expect an instant solution-especially given previous faltered talks between Venezuela's government and opposition representatives.
The former King never faltered, sacrificing his own reign to leave the legacy of a unique democracy and a country that is peaceful, progressive and happy.
A fair and comprehensive solution was needed for the Arab-Israeli dispute butthe peace process in the region had faltered due to double standards and selectivity, and decisions upholding international legal principles had been continuously violated.
The British pound faltered against other currencies as Trump's comments concerning that Brexit deal could intensify the opposition to Theresa May's proposal.
Polls conducted over the past two yearshave shown that support for the Organization has faltered. However, the polls also showed that most people around the world want a United Nations that is stronger.
Gold prices faltered near a ten-week high, weighed down by the rise in U.S. equities and the dollar. The improved risk appetite drove gold prices lower towards $1220.
As achievement of many internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs,had faltered in recent years, it was imperative that an immediate action plan should be put in place in order to analyse the causes of that reversal.
The price of a gold ounce faltered at a one-week high of $1437 and erased gains dropping to a low of $1414 weighed down by the enhanced risk sentiment.
In its fortieth year,the IAEA must ponder whether it has faltered in this task and in the process not retained the pioneering, scientific and technological position it once occupied.
Whenever the process had faltered, the Secretary-General, his Special Representative, his Personal Envoy, and Mr. Miyet and his staff with unparalleled persistence and devotion had redoubled their efforts to overcome the difficulties which had arisen, encourage the two sides and give new impetus to the flagging process.
After a rebound at the end of 2009 and 2010, growth faltered amid concerns about spillovers from lack of financial sector and sovereign debt sustainability, centred on European countries.