Examples of using Has asserted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The representative of Pakistan has asserted that there is a threat to peace and security.
It has asserted itself as an essential catalyst for international cooperation based on interdependence and an awareness of the common future of mankind.
As noted in paragraph 26 above, Chase has asserted to the Investigations Service that it did not receive that fax;
Norway has asserted that national reports by States parties should contain regular, systematic and detailed information to the other States parties with the goal of improving the functioning of the Treaty ' s strengthened review process.
In previous reports, the Special Rapporteur has asserted legal positions in the face of Israeli objections.
This organization has asserted, through its activities, research, and studies, that it is capable of tackling issues of concern to women in an organized and effective institutional setting.
The IDF has confirmed thatwhite phosphorous was used in Gaza, but has asserted at all times that its use was legal.
Once again, Brazil has asserted its unwavering support for that cause, voting in favour of resolution 66/6.
These are precisely thekinds of shocks that the Committee for Development Planning has asserted should be avoided being inflicted upon a country by graduation.
The Government has asserted, however, that it did not use heavy artillery at any point during that time.
Since my last report, the security situation has remained precarious anda matter of grave concern to the new regime, which has asserted its desire to restore peace and security during the transition period.
The first is that Australia has asserted that this is a matter of great importance to the sponsors of the draft resolution.
With the passing of the new resolution, the Security Council has asserted its role and responsibility in maintaining international peace and security.
The Government of Liberia has asserted that, regardless of the prevailing political and security environment in the country, it is determined to go ahead with preparations for, and the holding of, legislative and presidential elections scheduled for October 2003.
Since Prohibation, organized crime has asserted its power over New York's harbor and now has control over more than 200 ports.
The Secretary-General has asserted on more than one occasion that no reform of the United Nations will be complete without reform of the Security Council.
Computer scientist Ramesh Sitaraman has asserted that Internet users are impatient and are likely to get more impatient with time.
The Government of Iraq has asserted that such claims are outside the Commission ' s jurisdiction, as they relate to debts of Iraq that arose prior to 2 August 1990.
In this connection, since 1995 the Mission has asserted the need for legislative reforms and programmes to correct the causes of these phenomena.
The Government of the Sudan has asserted that the situation has improved and that it has taken measures to address the concerns as part of due process of law.
In that connection, UNICEF has asserted that children have a right to education, health, dignity and protection from violence.
Over the last few months Realme has asserted itself as ugly, reaching goals to no end and causing no small concern to the brand.
In previous reports, the Special Rapporteur has asserted legal positions in the face of Israeli objections. It is no longer necessary to engage in this exercise.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has asserted that access to education is one of the special protection measures with which States parties are obliged to comply.
In public statements, the Secretary-General of Hizbullah has asserted that the armed capacity of his party would continue to increase in strength and capability and that its weaponry continues to be updated.
Thus, the Special Rapporteur 's claim that Israel has asserted that it is,"… no longer bound by international humanitarian law in its actions vis-à-vis Gaza residents"(para. 9) is a complete misstatement.
The WTO Appellate Body has asserted a rather demanding standard in this respect by stating in its early decision Japan-- Alcoholic Beverages II that.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has asserted that return of a child should in no cases be contemplated to a country where there are substantial grounds for believing that there is real risk of irreparable harm to the child.
In the past, economic literature has asserted that there is a trade-off between the reinforcement of social protection systems to protect the poorest on the one hand, and bolstering economic recovery after a crisis on the other.