Examples of using Predated in English and their translations into Arabic
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This predated the Trump administration.
Of course, talking books for the blind predated all this technology.
Started by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001, the concept and technological foundation of the site predated this.
Anyway, this predated the sampling era.
The peaceful use of nuclear energy was a right which predated the Treaty.
The letter was accompanied by predated cheques from Al-Jehmah to Felten.
Well, judging by hemorrhagic staining, the blow to the face predated the gunshot.
Many of the initiatives predated 2006, but appeared to have continuing effectiveness.
The involvement of the United Nations in security sector reform predated the usage of the term itself.
Much of Guinea ' s domestic law predated the Convention and was being progressively brought into line with it.
The first instance of what might be termed Territorialism, thoughthe term did not yet exist, much predated Zionism.
Tension between PNTL and F-FDTL predated the events of April and May.
That Law predated Cambodia ' s ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Why were women being relegated to positions which predated the teachings of our faith?
This is primarily due to the large fiscal space available to the Government as a consequence of our low debt-to-GDP ratio and of the high level of reserves accumulated duringthe period of high energy and petrochemical prices which predated this crisis.
The existence of Christianity in India long predated its contact with European civilization.
In any case, the Mongols became a major force in Central Asia, only at the beginning of the thirteenth century CE,while the Sanskrit Kalachakra texts themselves predated this event by several centuries.
Delegations noted that many of these challenges predated the financial crisis and global recession.
In relation to mining, IHRC-UOCL reported that the High Court of Guyana was giving effect to concessions granted prior to titles awarded through the Amerindian Act,irrespective of the fact that the Amerindian presence on those traditional lands predated the granted concessions.
Historically, there were eighteen schools that predated Mahayana, each with its own slightly.
It was recalled that the Hague Rules contained only a per package limitation, while the Hague-Visby and Hamburg Rules contained both per package and per kilo limitation provisions,but that each of those conventions predated the advent of modern container transport.
Suffice it to say, the PWD Act, 2003 predated the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Some business operators will have been unaware that their conduct was unlawful,or formation of the cartel may have predated the enactment of the first competition law.
There was an early Votan race, one that predated the rest of us, one that called the shots for a very long time.
Member States noted that some level of coordination between author departments and the Department for General Assembly andConference Management predated the establishment of the task force.
Perhaps the concepts in the French and Spanish systems predated the Covenant and should be reassessed with a fresh eye.
Since the selection of the permanent members in 1945 predated the adoption of the Charter, it does not establish criteria for assigning permanent seats in the Security Council.
Mexico had noted that most of thedisarmament commitments made by nuclear-weapon States predated the year 2000, and therefore also the unequivocal undertaking made that year.
He had simply asserted that the concept of diplomatic protection, which predated the concept of human rights, could no longer be studied without taking careful account of the evolution of human rights in recent years.
They denied having any knowledge of the situation prior to their entry on duty in the Ministry(March 2007)and said that to go back to issues that predated the signature of the Ouagadougou Agreement would run counter to the current peace process.