Examples of using Fruition in English and their translations into Arabic
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Coming into fruition all at once.
Ten years, finally coming to fruition.
And here is the fruition of that in actuality.
Fruition very solid(high storage capacity).
Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.
Required essentials incorporate fruition of one of the accompanying.
The fruition of my deeply-laid plans to escape from that cursed ovarian bastille.
It is tragic that he could not see for himself the fruition of his long struggle.
That process came to fruition this year, 1993, through the assistance and support of many delegations.
Founded back in 2016 by a married couple, Dean and Diony McPherson,Papeform came to fruition.
And Wheeler now seeing the fruition of the hope and the long work in the 19 years, with six outs away.
These androgen receptors thenallow androgenic hormones to bring their effects to fruition.
That woman is bringing that man to fruition through a series of very mysterious and intensely complex moves called--.
Today, at the threshold of a new millennium,there is a strong hope that this process is nearing fruition.
The negotiating process requires of us a marked effort to bring to fruition three years of debate and discussion.
On the one hand, we see the many efforts on the part of the international community tocreate a Palestinian State inch closer to fruition.
The addition of Tuvalu brings closer to fruition the hope of the founding fathers to see a United Nations comprised of all the countries of the world.
Gender equality benefits the whole society so we should all be vitalelements in this movement to be able to bring it to fruition.
New concepts could take months or even years to come to fruition before the finished work was discussed and explained to the family.
We wish to place on record our appreciation for Ambassador Bo Kjellén of Sweden,whose painstaking efforts have brought these negotiations to fruition.
This exhibition is the fruition of the work of a huge range of individuals: archaeologists, conservators, architects, historians and curators.
This two-day workshop will focus on technical innovation approaches andskills that will support the entrepreneurs in developing their ideas to fruition.
The convening of the session was motivated by a desire to bring to fruition the work on the draft Protocol through a process involving dialogue and mutual understanding.
President Clinton ' s message highlights the welcome reality that the decades-long quest to put anend to all nuclear explosions is nearing fruition.
The afore-cited purposes of the United Nations Charter presented abalanced encapsulation of the concept of human security, but the fruition of the purposes has, at best, been uneven.
A renewed commitment to disarmament was needed and the centennial celebrationscould play an important role in reminding States why the process should be taken to fruition.
In welcoming this positive evolution, we urge the parties to continue to display the necessary political will andgood faith to bring the peace process to full fruition.
To illustrate Romania ' s interests and its more concrete contributions to the United Nations system,I am proud to point to just two major projects that came to fruition this year.