Examples of using It cannot be denied in English and their translations into Arabic
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It cannot be denied he was something of a tyrant.
The draft resolutionsays that there is concern about the potential effects; it cannot be denied that such concern exists.
Indeed, it cannot be denied that the CD maintains a high standard in this respect.
Although we recognize that during that time there has been important progress in its implementation, it cannot be denied that commitments are still pending.
It cannot be denied, however, that in various instances statutory rights and reality do not coincide.
As a matter of fact it cannot be denied that they may initiate a pre-emptive attack against the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea at any time they deem necessary.
It cannot be denied that significant portions of the Convention now form part of the corpus of customary international law.
It cannot be denied that patriarchal cultural patterns do persist, placing obstacles in the way of changes favourable to the gender approach.
It cannot be denied that in all parts of the world, changes in the structure of the family have accelerated over the past decade.
It cannot be denied that this covers noncoercive attempts to persuade others, sometimes also called" missionary work".
It cannot be denied, however, that as in other parts of the world, women in Iceland do not enjoy equal status with men.
In any event, it cannot be denied that the provisions of the Covenant should be interpreted in the light of the object and purpose of that treaty.
It cannot be denied, however, that some developing countries which have received aid over the years appear to have little to show for it. .
It cannot be denied that there are some divergences between international legal human rights norms and the values of different religions and civilizations.
It cannot be denied that the destabilizing accumulation of and trafficking in these arms represents a significant threat to peace and security on the African continent.
It cannot be denied, however, that the eastern European countries have come a long way since they started their transition to a market-based economy six years ago.
It cannot be denied that, in many conflict situations, the most vulnerable members of the population- particularly women and children- are targeted with impunity.
However, it cannot be denied that economic, social and cultural rights such as to education, work, health, environment, and culture should gain that level of recognition.
It cannot be denied that this mechanism per se represents a huge step towards a more egalitarian, non-selective and transparent approach to human rights.
However, it cannot be denied that outmoded attitudes and customs still remain in society, which put high importance on the origin of family and social status in marriage.
Equally, it cannot be denied that there is value in casting the end-product in the form of draft principles when that is the best course available for lack of a better alternative.
It cannot be denied that the United Nations has exerted more efforts to bring about a just settlement of this question than any other conflict situation brought before it. .
It cannot be denied, however, that diplomatic protection has often been abused, and that the stronger States are in a better position in the performance of diplomatic protection.
It cannot be denied that these arrangements, which have been arrived at freely, have actively contributed to ridding, for all time half the world ' s land mass of these most dreaded weapons.
It cannot be denied that refugees, especially in large numbers, put an enormous strain on the local resources of a host country; yet refugees also bring with them significant human and material assets and resources.
At the same time, it cannot be denied that South Africa ' s victory over apartheid and its rejoining the United Nations is a concrete manifestation of the seminal role played by this Organization.
It cannot be denied that it will be very difficult for affirmative action programmes to meet the test of proximity in causation, and the cost of establishing such proximate cause may well exhaust the benefit that might arguably ensue.
It cannot be denied that significant portions of the Convention have now formed part of the corpus of customary international law, but, like other areas of the law, the law of the sea must be dynamic in order to meet new and emerging challenges.
It cannot be denied that certain aspects of this resolution present important challenges. However, everything must be done to consolidate the cessation of hostilities and in this way prevent the people of Lebanon from being subjected to new acts of violence in their territory.
It cannot be denied that international security continues to be compromised and threatened, both globally and regionally, by the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery, and by the risk that non-State actors could gain access to such weapons.