Examples of using This tendency in English and their translations into Arabic
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This tendency must be stopped.
Some of the so-called export-control regimes are an example of this tendency.
This tendency breeds double standards.
I am deeply concerned about this tendency to run down the United Nations.
This tendency is known as pareidolia.
In certain situations, this tendency can bias people's conclusions.
This tendency helped us in building tight business relations.
The government committee found that the media reinforced this tendency.
Granted, this tendency is not new.
Also, the higher profitability of tobacco production in comparison with othercash crops in developing countries strengthens this tendency for tobacco production to shift to developing countries.
But I have this tendency when I am in a vehicle to think.
This tendency is enhanced by the difference of the structures of legal norms.
The ECOWAS Committee of Nine deplored this tendency during its meeting on 8 and 9 November and called on the factions to desist from such practices.
This tendency was demonstrated in the recent conflict in southern Lebanon.
To avoid this tendency combinations of silicas and wax or pyrogenic silicas are used.
This tendency has introduced considerable uncertainty in the trading environment.
Possible explanations for this tendency include an improvement in the socio-economic status of the Arab population, nutrition changes, the number of births and others.
This tendency is a general one in trade among developing countries.
This tendency had negatively affected the Council ' s credibility and even its legitimacy.
This tendency has major implications for the design and structure of social policy interventions.
This tendency causes a serious concern about the country ' s general demographic situation, as illustrated in table 14.
This tendency has single-handedly blocked success and in most cases killed proposals in their infancy.
And there's this tendency to say that it's progress that-- you know, I'm not suggesting we're going to all go live by candlelight.
This tendency often leads to a selective awareness of human rights violations and discrimination in the application of sanctions.
This tendency has increased the need for, and the importance of, competition policy in both developed and developing countries.
This tendency is worsened by the demographic changes occurring in Brazil, with an upward trend in the average age of the population.
We believe that this tendency can be reversed with more proactive participation of the developing countries in the governance of the international credit organizations.
This tendency is particularly pronounced among easily identifiable groups with a strong collective identity based on ethnicity, religion, language or culture.
This tendency is attributed in part to increasing vulnerability in less developed countries, where people are often left more vulnerable to subsequent hazards after experiencing one disaster.
This tendency has been compounded by structural adjustment programmes designed and executed in a strictly national context, with the aim of upgrading short-term indicators of macroeconomic and financial performance.
