Examples of using Were viewed in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was asked how these marriages were viewed by the Ugandan Government.
Where measurements andestimates of depositions were in agreement emissions data were viewed as correct.
Department-level ratios were viewed historically to determine trends.
We believe the Security Council would benefit if sanctions were viewed more favourably.
Then there were rights which were viewed as" fundamental", in particular primary rights relating to human dignity.
The proposal attracted a measure of sympathy but its formulation and placement were viewed as calling for further reflection.
More than 30 online seminars were viewed 1,000 times, and 47 senior managers were trained in workshops.
Mr. Shin recalled the torture he had endured within the camp and explained that prisoners were viewed as less than animals by the guards.
Both publications were viewed as providing important information regarding the application of the Charter of the United Nations and the work of its organs.
Fortunately, the time is now past when women were viewed as non-conventional vehicles of progress.
In response, it was noted that that issue had previously been extensively discussed andthat both concepts were viewed as necessary.
The issue was that indicators in the human rights domain were viewed differently from indicators in development discourse.
The two conventions were viewed by some delegates as interrelated, and measures had been taken to implement them in a coordinated and complementary way.
The provisions of part 4 concerning investigation and prosecution were viewed by some representatives as generally acceptable.
The continents and ocean basins were viewed as permanent features that had remained in their present positions through most of Earth ' s history.
The marked change in the Organization ' s year-end cashposition became more evident when parts of the combined total were viewed separately.
Minority rights in South Asia, he argued, were viewed primarily as cultural rights requiring protection rather than political and economic rights.
India had tremendously benefited from that process by learning how itsefforts for the realization of human rights for its people were viewed and assessed by the international community.
However, these appointments were viewed by SLPP as a calculated move by the ruling party to win votes in its political strongholds in the 2012 elections.
This movement was further strengthened withNazi reproductive policy as women who smoked were viewed as unsuitable to be wives and mothers in a German family.
It was especially noted that IDPs were viewed as criminals and a burden to society, which created tensions in the community and significant discrimination against them.
It was indeed a matter of great satisfaction that there was a clear and positive recognition of India 's efforts and that many of the initiatives it had launched were viewed as example of best practices.
Other members considered that if the margin were viewed as a premium for international service, the application of the margin to non-expatriates would be appropriate.
It was observed that the words" has been agreed upon by the parties or designated by the Secretary-General of the PCA, and if that authority" appearing inparagraph 2 could be deleted as they were viewed as redundant.
Training and capacity-building were viewed as essential, and could be jointly developed and administered by UNCTAD, the World Tourism Organization and specialized training institutions.
The prior limitations which article 23would impose on the prerogatives of national jurisdictions were viewed as likely to raise concern and to increase States ' hesitations about becoming parties to the statute.
Although these policy responses were viewed positively, there is still concern that the current global environmentally adverse trends would not be reversed even if these policies were more widely implemented.
Some delegations questioned the permissibility of such objections, which were viewed as seriously undermining the stability of treaty relations and possibly frustrating the object and purpose of the treaty.
Nearly all armed conflicts and struggles for liberation were viewed through the prism of East-West rivalry until the historic collapse of the former Soviet Union and the end of communist rule in Eastern Europe.
This attitude of the Governmenthas created a situation in which the plans for transition were viewed with considerable scepticism and suspicion, strengthening the view among those who felt that a military Government could not conceivably usher in a truly civil democratic rule.
