Examples of using A concern in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2004, CEDAW expressed a concern about the increasing incidence of violence against women, including domestic violence.
Nonetheless, rapid population growth remains a concern for more than half the Governments in developing countries.
In many countries, a concern for children and women is high in the family policy agenda and is an implicit motive for governmental interventions.
The legal and human rights implications of Australia ' s Pacific Solution were raised as a concern.
There is a concern about fundamentalism and extremism, but in New Delhi fundamentalism holds the reins of power.
A concern was expressed that such a generic provision, if it were to replace paragraphs(2) and(3) would not provide sufficient guidance to arbitral tribunals,
A concern was expressed that the text, as drafted, only empowered a State court to issue an interim measure
In response, a concern was raised that the provision, as drafted, reflects a long deliberation of the Working Group and that if amended as proposed, would exclude a
However, there was a concern that this was an extremely dangerous weapon, with incalculable consequences for the lives of human beings and for the environment in which we all live.
It must include a concern with equality in fact, including equality for the members of the different groups in society in maintaining their own culture, religion and identity.
A concern was expressed that the coverage of performing parties was a novel rule which created a direct right of action as against a party with whom the cargo interests did not have a contractual relationship.
A concern was expressed that the second part of the first sentence of paragraph 24 suggested that the court could commence proceedings even where the debtor did not satisfy any test of insolvency.
The reality was that the concentration of trade negotiations within WTO had tended to introduce a preoccupation with international trade rules and their enforcement, instead of a concern about their impact on development.
Not a concern.
Security is a concern.
Is that a concern.
It's a concern.
I have a concern.
I have a concern.
That's a concern.