Examples of using It reflected in English and their translations into Arabic
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It reflected the crisis in Catholicism.
Come, come to see it reflected in the water!
It reflected the rather parochial perspective.
It reflected the international community ' s concern about the topics under discussion.
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The representative of the UNCTAD secretariat said that it reflected reductions in resource levels.
Not because it reflected poorly on the president?
A number of delegationsopposed a proposal to delete the article on the grounds that it reflected existing practice.
It reflected political courage, vision and commitment, which both leaders clearly share.
That was a great moment in human history, for it reflected our commitment to the innocent and, more so, to the future.
Nonetheless, it reflected the language as negotiated during the course of the negotiations and discussions on the draft resolution.
The Co-Chairs introduced item 5, noting that it reflected paragraph 268 of General Assembly resolution 68/70.
It reflected the principles of sovereignty and non-intervention, both of which were universally accepted as underpinning the edifice of international law.
But the day before it, she died, so instead of reflecting her beauty, it reflected the ugliness of his pain and sorrow.
That would be good if it reflected a genuine unity of purpose among Member States in responding to global challenges.
Making a break with the authoritarian militaryregime that had come into power in 1964, it reflected a" post-dictatorship" democratic consensus.
While the United Kingdom had an impressive array of equal-opportunities legislation,it was not clear whether it reflected the full breadth of rights contained in the Convention.
She concurred with this statement because it reflected the opinion of how self-determination should be understood in current international law.
Rather, it reflected a growing tide of public opinion which had resulted in the adoption of national legislation and the conclusion of regional agreements.
The Co-Chairs introduced item 5, noting that it reflected paragraph 255 of General Assembly resolution 67/78.
It reflected the strong commitment of the international community to forging partnerships to overcome impediments faced by landlocked developing countries.
Mr. Muñoz(Chile), introducing the draft resolution, said that it reflected the main elements of United Nations doctrine on the issue.
It reflected the international community ' s commitment to eradicate major threats to the economic and social development, national security and social stability of all countries.
President Bush 's statement this morning was encouraging because it reflected a meeting of the minds between the developing and the developed countries.
Mr. Morán Bovio(Spain)said that it was crucial to maintain paragraph 2 because it reflected an existing commercial practice, even in liner trade.
The exhibition washighly appreciated by the participants in the Working Group as it reflected the schoolchildren's interest in the culture and rights of indigenous people.