Examples of using Would harm in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This would harm the girl's life.
And then the way you would harm our daughter.
They also could demonstrate and articulate why andhow they feared persecution(i.e. who would harm them).
Only a demon would harm a child.
The FTC has commented that this type of legislation would harm consumers.
Nobody in Rome would harm a hair on her head.
That putative deal was deemed“incompatible” with the internal market andit was feared it would harm competition.
I didn't know it would harm anyone else.
The Superintendency concluded that Mexichem and PAVCO had dominant positions intheir respective markets and their vertical integration would harm competition.
What I don't understand… why he would harm the chimps if he loves animals so much?
The Latin Patriarch, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch andthe Armenian Patriarch all believe that the opening of the new gate would harm the current status quo in the church.
Any escalation would harm the interests of all parties and would endanger regional security.
Istanbul Medical Chamber has warned that the move would harm the relationship between patients and doctors.
This process of the Fact Finding Mission began because Azerbaijan claimed there was intentional, massive,coordinated settlement policy which would harm the negotiations process.
For in the end this would harm one ' s own nation as well: doing wrong damages both aggressor and victim.
It therefore opposed inclusion of the proposed item because it would harm the prospects of such a peaceful settlement.
Finally, the petition stated that the project would harm the residents and tourism by changing the northern entrance to the town.(Jerusalem Post, 13 May).
Similarly, the Palestinian side need notpropose drastic tariff reductions if such liberalization would harm or hold back growth in the priority sectors.
The KFTC found that the merger would harm competition and ordered divestiture of stores in three relevant geographic markets.
The Christian religion, he said, is not only contradictory to Buddhism,but in the long run would harm the unity of our country because of the differences in faith.
In March, children ' s access to food was further restricted when the Government of Haiti halted fooddistribution in the camps because of concerns that outside food distribution would harm the Haitian economy in the long-term.
The dissemination of viruses or any other technology that would harm the site or interests and property of users or anyone.
Adopting a presumptuous, arrogant and biased approach to the question of human rights, pursuing double standards orpoliticizing the issue in a deliberate attempt to provoke political confrontation would harm the promotion and protection of those rights.
Conservation movements and laws restricting public actions that would harm the environment have been developed by various societies for millennia.
Meanwhile, several Iraqi members of parliament issued separate statements calling on the Government to ask Kuwait to stop the project,saying it would harm the economic and navigational interests of Iraq.
The Bahamas is, however,fully committed to eradicating any practices that would harm our children and prevent them from enjoying their full human rights.
In accordance with relevant General Assembly resolutions, a Member State must neither promulgate nor apply rules, regulations or measures,the extraterritorial effects of which would harm the sovereignty of other Member States, as well as to free trade.
While a majority agreed that the non-participation of key political actors in the elections,particularly IFP and CP, would harm the political process, all seemed determined that the elections should go on with or without them.
Ambassador Terry Branstad warned China against retaliatorymeasures… any effort to curb U.S. soybean imports would harm regular Chinese citizens more than American growers.”- Link.