Examples of using Second lesson in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Second lesson.
That's the second lesson.
Second lesson of the day.
That's the second lesson.
Second lesson, straighten your back.
Now, here's the second lesson.
Second lesson in losing control-- no saving strangers.
This first lesson allows for two situations but the second lesson allows for more.'If… then.
And then the second lesson, the radical, tactical shift.
A second lesson has been the expansion of constituencies concerned with disability issues.
Our second lesson will deal with a more complex if statement.
Alright, second lesson was: smell the roses. And the dirt. And the fertilizer.
This second lesson on conditions will deal with a more complex if statement.
The second lesson had to do with Switzerland ' s contacts with civil society.
The second lesson was that anti-personnel land-mines must be fought on all fronts.
The second lesson I would like to share has to do with girl child combatants and rape victims.
The second lesson that Australia learned was the importance of reinforcing national ownership and capacity.
The second lesson is that a political system that does not allow for peaceful change will remain weak at heart.
A second lesson was that the Government bureaucracy was not properly organized to tackle the issue of sustainable development.
The second lesson is that it is not enough to induce the warring parties to sign a ceasefire agreement in order to establish peace.
The second lesson I wish to share relates to the stress placed upon the General Assembly as a forum for consultation and negotiation.
However, the second lesson is that non-probability samples, when weighted properly, can actually produce quite good estimates.
The second lesson is that we need to keep looking at how well the United Nations is fitted to meet the challenges it is facing and be prepared to change it where necessary.
Regarding the second lesson, experience suggests that more effective development partnership between the developing countries and the international community is central to success.
The second lesson is that the effectiveness of the political participation of minorities must constantly be evaluated and at all levels of society, in order to ensure that it is real and meaningful.
The second lesson the importance of trade policy: many of the less successful countries have followed policies which effectively contained an anti-export bias for non-traditional products.
The second lesson is to ensure that the strengthening business expectations about growth prospects are not upset by a premature raising of interest rates or confusions about the likely course of monetary policy.
The second lesson was that, despite the references made to Rwanda, Bosnia and Somalia, civilians had never paid a price for the operation and the United Nations had never been guilty of abandoning the population.
The second lesson, however, is that non-probability samples, when analyzed properly, can actually produce good estimates; non-probability samples need not automatically lead to something like the Literary Digest fiasco.
The second lesson concerns the importance of mobilizing domestic constituencies(in this case, women's and children's non- governmental organizations) in support of the goals and mechanisms reflected in the treaty, thus making it easier for Governments to undertake ratification.