Examples of using Propounded in English and their translations into Arabic
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Hutu Power is a racist supremacist ideology propounded by Hutu extremists in Rwanda.
We have always saidthat sanctions are a blunt instrument, notwithstanding the“smart” sanctions propounded by some.
The BJP ' s fascist doctrine propounded by the likes of Gowalkar is well known.
We subscribe to the universality of human rights,but not to the irresponsible variety propounded by the West.
It reflects the opposite of the democratic ideals propounded by the powers who also benefit financially from it. It is creating dual societies and a dual world.
The work of this Committee should enable us to collectivelyclarify the new doctrines for nuclear deterrence and nuclear use propounded by certain States and alliance systems.
The notion of human development propounded by UNDP consists of three key elements: development of the people, meaning the enhancement of human capabilities and health so that people can participate fully in life;
In 1992, the Belize Organization for Women and Development(BOWAND)had launched a minimum wage campaign which propounded one minimum wage for all workers and an annual cost-of-living adjustment.
Logic propounded by the North Korean regime is shared by Washington, London, and Paris: a nuclear-armed state seeking to guarantee the security of its citizens must retain a credible deterrent so long as others continue to possess nuclear weapons.
I contrasted what Grotius understood and the freedom of the high seas that he propounded with what the Brundtland Commission said about the principle of sustainable development.
We would like to thank all States, rapporteurs on the Hague themes, governmental and non-governmental organizations, groups and individuals for their contributions to the discussions,which have assisted in the elaboration of the topics propounded by the first and second Hague Peace Conferences.
As noted earlier, in 1955 Kuznets famously propounded the view that there is an inverted“U” curve relating levels of per capita income to income distribution, with income distribution first becoming more unequal, and at a later state more equal, as per capita incomes rise.
Four pillars of education- learning to know, learning to do,learning to live together and learning to be- propounded by the Delors Report- are central to the teaching-learning process.
Lauterpacht propounded the criterion of there being a'reasonable possibility ' that a remedy would be afforded, as being the test of effectiveness-- or in other words he suggested that no means of recourse can be regarded as futile from the effectiveness standpoint unless there does not appear to be even a reasonable possibility that it will afford an effective remedy.
And we urge that, in view of the repercussions that such a reform would have on other United Nations bodies and activities, this reassessment be carried out within the context of a thorough review of the Charter. The sober,rational and realistic proposals propounded yesterday by the Foreign Minister of Singapore might serve as a useful starting-point for our consideration of this important matter.
We certainly approve of the idea initially propounded by the Government of Japan, and subsequently endorsed by the G-7 countries, calling for administrative savings to be channelled into development activities. This dividend, although presumably limited in quantity, may be significant enough to serve as a catalyst for financing the development account that the Secretary-General proposes.
The Ad Hoc Committee could also examine whether some nuclear confidence- building measures(CBMs) could be agreed to reassure the non- nuclear- weapon States- for example, a commitment against nuclear targeting of non- nuclear- weapon States,and a disavowal of the recently propounded doctrines of possible nuclear use against non- nuclear States.
In the scope of their administrative and regulatory tasks and the method of their members' selection, the people's committees purportedlyembodied the concept of direct democracy that Gaddafi propounded in the first volume of The Green Book, which appeared in 1976. The same concept lay behind proposals to create a new political structure composed of"people's congresses." The centerpiece of the new system was the General People's Congress(GPC), a national representative body intended to replace the RCC.
While his delegation sympathized with the approach taken by the Croatian and other delegations that draft article 17 septies should simply be retained in the form in which it had been presented, for the compelling reasons put forward by the United States representative,the solution propounded by the observer for ICC appeared to be a suitable compromise and contained the same type of empowerment provision as was found in draft article 17 quinquies and sexies.
Propounding the philosophy of Living Well through the Diplomacy of Peoples for Life.
The prevailing ethic propounds a retreat of the State from the economy.
They propound basic truths and standards of behaviour that constitute the very basis of social cohesion and collective efforts.
And these similtudes! We propound them for mankind; and none understand them save men of knowledge.
Propound a parable to them. There were two men of whom We bestowed upon one of the two vineyards, surrounding both of them with date-palms and putting a tillage in between.
Propound thou unto them the similitude of two men. We appointed to one of them two gardens of vine and hedged both with date- palms, and We placed in-between the twain tillage.
Contrary to the letter and the spirit of Security Council resolutions 255(1968) and 984(1995),new security doctrines propound possible use of nuclear weapons against the use or threat of use of chemical or biological weapons and against terrorism.
The invention of analytic geometry before Descartes, with propounding structural theories of compounds before nineteenth century organic chemists, with discovering the law of free fall before Galileo, and with advocating the rotation of the Earth before Copernicus.