Examples of using Accompanies in English and their translations into Arabic
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Despite the pessimism that generally accompanies these discussions about disarmament, Kenya firmly believes that disarmament is a viable tool for reducing the likelihood and dangers of conflict.
Italian is the language of great artists, writers, of the bel canto and of the lyric. It is also the language that accompanies Made in Italy: Italian architecture, design, fashion
In Pujehun, CRS runs a mobile clinic which accompanies its food supply, while AICF has health
Much like the parts of a human body, human communities are interdependent entities; the discrimination against women and girls often accompanies other social ills and can be an indicator of wide-scale social decay.
It is important, therefore, that DHR be headed by a Director(D2) responsible for advocating the transformation of the UNFPA workforce and managing the change process that accompanies it.
anywhere in the world with the best troupe of the place that brings together the best musicians and who accompanies in costume of consequence, the biggest stars.
An institutional focal point at the national level, with its counterparts at decentralized levels, is conducive to decision-making, including the speedy clearance of projects which accompanies a single-window approach.
Where economic reform is needed it is necessary to consider how best to provide for a“peace-friendly” structural adjustment programme while easing the conditionality that normally accompanies loans from the Bretton Woods institutions.
Cabbage accompanies the German fashion.
Their necessarily accompanies the key.
GCC Citizen- Accompanies".
Lightning normally accompanies thunder.
Fever sometimes accompanies trauma.
Any pathology accompanies profuse sweating.
Who accompanies you?
His spotboy… he accompanies Armaan everywhere.
Fatigue accompanies chemotherapy treatment process.
Lavazza accompanies you on all occasions.
Another guide accompanies the group when climbing.
Accompanies dances of youthful years".