Examples of using Hostilities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Field hostilities.
Hostilities cease from midnight.
I have these hostilities toward women.
Bruno Denturri. Halt! Cease all hostilities.
Social Hostilities Index.
People also translate
Do you accept the terms, or shall hostilities continue?
No hostilities on the German side tonight.
It is wellknown that Eritrea did not initiate the hostilities.
Let's skip the hostilities and do messages.
Hostilities will begin on December 7th exactly as scheduled.
Engaging in armed hostilities in the foreign State;
That could be another attempt to draw us into wider hostilities.
Zero hostilities in Bujumbura-Rurale province.
Armenian troops are continuing their hostilities in Agdam district.
Further hostilities between members will be dealt with severely.
Have complied with the provisions pursuant to the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement.
The hostilities have had a negative impact on law and order throughout the country.
In 1994 the Roma were persecuted by the Serbs during the hostilities in Bosnia.
Hostilities are nearing an end, and a cease-fire is to be negotiated.
Subsequently, resolutions for the protection of children during hostilities(1979).
RCD-ML and UPC shall cease hostilities at all fronts in Ituri, immediately.
Hostilities temporarily cease 11:00 today, when all offensive action will cease.
Dr. Hamdouk announces thecommitment of the parties to the conflict of Al-Geneina to stop hostilities.
Hostilities between rebel factions have also occurred during the reporting period.
The World Bank carried out aneconomic assessment of environmental degradation resulting from hostilities.
Hostilities and hatreds inherited from the bloody war will take time to be deleted from the memory of society.
(d) Children deprived of their liberty as a consequence of their involvement in hostilities are treated with humanity and with respect for their inherent dignity;
Vulnerable persons, according to international humanitarian law, means older persons, women and children,who are supposed to receive special treatment during hostilities.
It is often saidthat as many as 50 per cent of post-conflict countries relapse into hostilities within 10 years after the conflicts end.
Hostilities had ceased and, despite some minor setbacks, the negotiations were on course and the Government was determined to see them to a successful conclusion.