Examples of using Persisted in English and their translations into Arabic
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That risk still persisted.
The pain persisted, so he took another.
In addition, violence and insecurity persisted in Darfur.
His erection persisted even with medication.
It was noted that progress had been made but that gaps persisted.
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However, slavery persisted in the Niger.
In the case of Japan, racism and xenophobia persisted.
Each has persisted for thousands to millions of years.
The violation of the military status quo in Strovilia persisted.
However, rifts persisted within F-FDTL.
Outside the capital island, the traditional division of labour persisted.
No. The symptoms persisted days after the dish-washing episode.
He added that there were great discrepancies which persisted between countries.
Doubts likewise persisted about the situation of persons under detention.
Discrimination in marriage, family and nationality laws also persisted.
Those difficulties have persisted throughout the current mandate period.
Such situations continued unmonitored and often persisted into adulthood.
However, violence persisted both in peacetime and wartime.
Poland also noted thatserious shortcomings in the protection of the rights of the child persisted.
My Government persisted in seeking the extradition of the three terrorists.
It also noted that gender inequalities persisted in all spheres of life.
However, it persisted in denying all responsibility for those atrocities.
Nevertheless, stereotypes and discriminatory attitudes with respect to minority groups persisted.
Israel has also persisted with its daily arrest campaigns in the Occupied Territory.
Nevertheless, racist behaviour and attitudes persisted, although in more subtle forms.
But inequality persisted, and women were regarded as temporary or less-serious workers.
There had been a widespreadenvironmental impact from the nuclear contamination, which still persisted.
Uncertainty also persisted regarding the incorporation of the Covenant in internal legislation.
Although slavery persisted, some aspects of the relationship changed with the French administration.