Examples of using A relationship in English and their translations into Arabic
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You should have a relationship with other guys too.
Because you have got to look at a relationship from one's perspective from.
Our daughter is hiding a relationship with Scott Murphy.
Lucian had a relationship with Connie Mallery?
We're going to have a relationship talk, aren't we?
Europe, enlarged and enjoying a relationship of trust with Russia, seeks to use its influence and strengths to promote peace and balance.
While it maintained a relationship with the Territory, however, the United Kingdom
WP.10 Principles governing a relationship arrangement between the Tribunal and the International Seabed Authority.(Prepared
WP.16/Add.5 Provisional Report… (Report on principles governing a Relationship Agreement between the Tribunal and the International Seabed Authority).(WP.10/Add.1)[10 December 1993].
At present, some 20,000 non-governmental organizations from every part of the world have entered into some kind of a relationship with the United Nations system.
Ms. CHATOOR(Trinidad and Tobago) said that, in her delegation's view, there had to be a relationship between the Security Council and the Court, particularly when the Council acted under Chapter VII of the Charter.
The question that this section of the full report will explore is whether there is also a relationship between economic growth, particularly growth based on export expansion, and an improvement of the economic position of women.
The Committee inquired whether there is a relationship between the Head of the Division for Human Rights of ONUSAL, the Commission for Human Rights which has appointed a rapporteur for El Salvador and the Centre for Human Rights.
I was thinking there must be something wrong with me because I have never had a relationship that's lasted longer than the one between Hitler and Eva Braun.
(c) To foster dialogue and cooperation between the police and judicial authorities and the representatives of the various groups referred to in the last paragraph of the preamble, in order to combat prejudice and create a relationship of trust;
The relationship between the primary responsibility of the affected State for dealing with a disaster and the obligation to cooperate under international law must be emphasized-- a relationship that did not detract from the sovereignty of the affected State.
Want a relationship.
A relationship prodigy.
Like a relationship.
For a relationship.