Examples of using Lead not in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lead Not more than 2 mg/kg.
Men are important to remember that running prostatitis can lead not only to permanent erectile dysfunction, and infertility.
This can lead not only to stomach disorders, but also quite serious diseases with serious consequences.
Bath out of cheap acrylic andif not installed can bend under the heavy weight that will lead not only to the deformation of the product, but also to the appearance of cracks.
Armed conflicts lead not only to increased military spending, but also to the widespread and uncontrolled availability of arms in the countries concerned.
The Committee is also concerned that the right to strike can only be exercised if strict conditions are met,and that participation in a strike can lead not only to the suspension of wages but also of social security rights.
But its sources lead not only to the Alexandrian Museyon.
The old top-down approaches are slowly being replaced by new patterns of management in which deconcentration,decentralization and debureaucratization are prominently featured as paths which lead not only to greater efficiency but also to grass-roots democracy.
Self-medication in this case can lead not only to significant health problems, but even to irreversible consequences.
This latter situation, where favourable terms are offered to refugees without including equally disadvantaged nationals within the same host community can,as has already happened in other countries, lead not only to discrimination but also to social conflict.
The purchase of non-original drops can lead not only to the failure to achieve the desired effect, but will also be harmful to health.
The Head of Delegation also expressed appreciation in particular to the regional bodies that had assisted Tuvalu, and noted that the universalperiodic review was a process which should lead not only to a periodic report but also to improving the actual human rights situation on the ground.
Concomitant antibiotic therapy can lead not only to a decrease in the probiotic effect, but also to suppress the acquired useful microflora.
The Syrian Arab Republic rejects all attempts to legitimize the nuclear status of States non-parties to the Treaty and cautions against any endeavours to include them in the non-proliferation regime as nuclear States,believing that such an approach would detract from the credibility of the Treaty and lead not only to the collapse of the whole non-proliferation regime but to a nuclear arms race in the region and the whole world.
These processes lead not only to the breakdown of a once unified system, but also to isolation from the cultural and scientific achievements of world civilization.
On the contrary, Mexico wishes to express its hope that the presence and the important message conveyed to us by the SecretaryGeneral in this room will stir our consciences andwill trigger renewed political will which will lead not only to the adoption of the work programme but to real practical progress which will underpin our role as the only multilateral forum for negotiating disarmament agreements.
The Second International Decade should lead not to a third decade, but to the eradication of colonialism, and it was to be hoped that the Seminar would provide momentum towards that goal.
As would be the case with any binding instrument, it does not seem advisable, from the point of view of judicial precision and the practical consequences of the Protocol's implementation, that a term employed to define the Protocol's scope of application or part thereof should remain undefined,because that lack of definition can lead not only to a broad range of conflicting interpretations but also to the erroneous, if not arbitrary, application of the Convention.
Mr. Khawaja(Pakistan) said that a meaningful decentralization process must lead not only to enhanced UNIDO field representation but also to the delegation of authority to the field offices.
These practices lead not only to reducing or eliminating the carbon release owing to the loss of fertility and organic matter in the first centimetres of soil, but also to sequestrating carbon through increased organic matter levels.
If there was wider participation in this system, and if it was further developed in a seriesof measures, it could lead not only to a considerable increase in the data available on resources devoted to military purposes, but also to enhanced confidence- and security-building in various parts of the world.
It is believed that the implementation of this programme of action can lead not only to a Palestinian-Israeli settlement, but also to a comprehensive Arab-Israeli settlement on the basis of the Madrid principles, the" land for peace" formula, Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973), and 1397(2002), the agreements and understandings reached earlier by the sides, and also the initiative of Saudi Prince Abdallah endorsed at the Beirut Summit of the League of Arab States.
Mr. Davide(Philippines) observed that, after 50 years,COPUOS continued to take the lead not only in promoting the development of space technologies and applications beneficial to mankind and the environment, but also in creating the conditions that would allow non-space-faring developing countries like the Philippines to share in the benefits.
We are convinced that the draft resolution is counterproductive andwill lead not to a solution to the problem of refugees and IDPs, but to increased tensions in the region and the inclusion of yet another politicized and destructive item on the General Assembly ' s agenda.
In this context, we emphasize that the economic and financial crisis andefforts to address it should lead not to the further marginalization of the African continent in international economic decision-making and norm-setting, but rather to recognition of the need for the continent to be more closely involved.
Sometimes its blind pursuit leads not to life but death.
A leader leads, not reads.
This door leads not to the yard, but to a special narrow room, convenient for defense.
It should immediately be noted that mucosal atrophyshell leads not only to the violation of digestion, but also affects the functional activity, secretion of gastric juice.
