Examples of using Normalised in English and their translations into Hindi
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Because it's been normalised.
Now that things have normalised, you have gone back to your individual lives and have been able to build your routine around your partner.
He said,“We expect that the situation would be normalised by mid next week.
They also believe to some extent this is being normalised online and that their children remain vulnerable to the pressure to create or post explicit images.
The spacecraft cameout of‘whiteout' geometry successfully on May 30, 2016, and has been normalised for regular operations.
Today, though meeting with a therapist has been normalised to a certain extent, it still is an understandably difficult space for most parents to comprehend and navigate.
Financial Services Secretary Rajiv Kumar said that the cash crunch invarious parts of the country will be normalised in five to seven days.
Everyday racism is so commonplace that it's often normalised and infused into daily conversations through jokes and stereotypes or through unconscious body gestures and expressions.
But India is yet to see a nationwidecampaign that focuses explicitly on changing everyday normalised misogynistic attitudes.
This process has been so normalised that when recently Home Minister Amit Shah, who according to his followers is the new'Iron Man' of India- thanks to the abrogation of Article 370- shared his views on need for'rewriting history', no eyebrows were raised.
But India is yet to see a nationwidecampaign that focuses explicitly on changing every day normalised misogynistic attitudes.
Amin announced that he was a soldier, not a politician, and that the military government would remain only as a caretaker regime until new elections,which would be announced when the situation was normalised.
His blood pressure was back to normal 140/70mmHg, his kidney function had normalised and his weight was up from 46kg on admission to 50kg.
The official said another implication might be'cutting down' the size of diplomaticstaff posted in each other's countries till the situation normalised, it added.
To get the dose right, you will need a regular blood test,called International Normalised Ratio(INR), whilst you take warfarin.
This show, and other similar media,about what fatherhood represents in the North American imaginary produce normalised images of white masculinity.
Trump has eagerly led a mass abandonment of civility and reason,breached social proprieties and political protocols, and normalised prejudice and brazen dishonesty.
I hope the situation there normalises.
Hopefully, things will normalise after the weekend.
Be a couple of weeks before it normalises.
Because September is a great month for normalising what we all share;
The situation is normalising but people think our identity can be in danger.
He said there were chances of the operations normalising later in the day with some improvement in the weather.
It would take a climate-friendly government with a narrative that normalises action on climate change to make it easy for me to survive in the group and live a low-carbon lifestyle.
Before the January 22 lockdown of Wuhan, we were told that since the coronavirus incubation period is just 14 days,the situation will normalise by first week of February.
He told Pakistan that it should realise that the kind of environment it was generating between the two countrieswas certainly not going to help in normalising relations.
The Agriculture Ministry informed the committee that supply has been hit due to incessant rains in Maharashtra and Karnataka andthe situation will normalise in the next 10 days as monsoon rains are already receding.
We are seeing a stabilisation in the lower-end goods so we would expect overtime that it would work itself out as supply slowly normalises.”.
The former finance minister added that in order to fight external elements and“biggest external challenges” in terms of security andother aspects,“we need to find a way which can normalise India-Pakistan relations”.