Examples of using An equal partner in English and their translations into Arabic
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again that the Yugoslav Government is willing and ready to continue to cooperate with CSCE, but only as an equal partner.
where Ukraine, as an equal partner of this multilateral implementation body, contributed to the positive trend towards global nuclear disarmament.
As the politically equal cofounding partner of the 1960 Republic of Cyprus, destroyed by the Greek Cypriots in the name of union with Greece, and as an equal partner in any future comprehensive settlement, the Turkish Cypriots undeniably have an equal and inherent right and say regarding the natural resources of Cyprus,
I'm an equal partner.
I'm an equal partner.
I'm an equal partner in Lyon Dynasty.
You're an equal partner, aren't you?
Want you to join as an equal partner.
No, I'm not. I'm an equal partner.
An equal partner who ain't got a say in nothing.
You will receive a dowry and make me an equal partner?
Israel wishes to share, as an equal partner, in the creation of regional cooperation.
Such a condition is not conducive to being an equal partner in a decision-making process at any level.
In the case of Khadija, she is proof that women are an equal partner in creating a Muslim society.
Non-governmental development agencies, being an equal partner, are playing a complementary role to the efforts of the Government in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Each watercourse State was an equal partner in the exploitation of water resources, and to deny that right would have
Croatia is now in a position to deal with and resolve almost all its external and internal affairs with its own resources, and through close cooperation with the international community as an equal partner.
The Sri Lankan legal system has long recognized the equality of married women being able to enjoy the status of an equal partner in terms of full rights relating to ownership of property independent of their spouses.
We recently drafted a bilateral donors statement in support of private sector partnerships for development. Rather than viewing the private sector merely as a cash dispenser, the statement recognizes that it is an equal partner in development.
