Examples of using Predate in English and their translations into Arabic
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It may predate the lore.
You inherited immunity traits from him which predate the organism.
Sharks predate dinosaurs.
However, Huaying's purchases from Bisie predate this event.
They predate our oldest culture.
But the Ancients predate the Goa'uld.
Many predate the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, but some have emerged since, such as the Facilities Protection Service.
There are a few stories that predate"Steamboat Willie".
This woman might predate human evolution on Earth by 50 million years.
They must not be blamed for social tensions that predate their arrival.
This will predate our mission together.
I found arthritic markers on his knuckles and wrists that predate the gunshot wound.
Many of these mines predate 1945. Some of them are in the western sector of my own country.
As I have stressed before,the roots of the economic crisis in Venezuela predate the imposition of any economic sanctions”.
With roots that predate the popularity of the lustral gemstone, jade was used to refer to either a disreputable woman or a broken-down horse.
You know, some of the tunnels predate the L.A. airport's construction.
The Criminal Procedure Code was amended in 1994 andis seen as one of the major reforms that predate the Peace Accords.
ICANN was founded in 1998, but there are TLDs which predate its existence or are otherwise outside of its jurisdiction.
The United States Declaration of Independence states that all human beings are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights-- in other words,rights that predate the State.
In some legal systems, the applicable laws predate the establishment of the United Nations and have remained unchanged for decades.
Some even see our projects ashelping retake traditional forms of governance that predate the imported electoral system.
Many studies of these systems, especially those that predate the term permaculture, consider these systems to be forms of agroforestry.
In fact, indigenous communities have unbreakable bonds of relationship withnature as well as ancient wisdom that predate the organization of global nation states.
The first contracts stand, and the beneficiary stands, and you can kick all you want,but the policies predate the marriage and any amendments that have been made by your client, no matter how many waivers you show me.
Economic impoverishment, severe social inequalities, vulnerability to trafficking and poor labour conditions, and caste,ethnic and gender discrimination are among the human rights concerns that predate the current crisis.
Political rights and the right to nationality havebeen secured by United Nations conventions that predate the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
It is asserted that the Azeris havelived on the Iranian plateau for thousands of years and that they predate the entry of Persian tribes to the area.
Most UNEP activities relevant to the environmental management of freshwater,marine and coastal resources that predate the adoption of Agenda 21 were recognized and endorsed by the Earth Summit as contributing to the implementation of Agenda 21.