Examples of using Arose in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Government raised the issue with the Territories when the opportunity arose, although it had not insisted on abolition to date.
The question arose whether the plethora of human rights bodies might not be detrimental to conducting a successful inquiry into violations.
In that connection the question arose as to whether such guarantees were legally enforceable.
The war, which lasted from 1990 to 1994, arose from the long-running dispute between the Hutu and Tutsi groups within the Rwandan population.
Questions arose as to whether more specific metrics and results could be included in each set of" indicators of achievement" in each subprogramme.
The Advisory Committee notes that considerable savings arose out of economy measures, as well as control and strict monitoring of expenditures by the administration.
Each tribal chieftain was anxious to receive the honor of its placing and so inevitably, a heated dispute arose between them.
The problems of command and control that recently arose in Sierra Leone are the most recent illustration of what cannot be tolerated any longer.
In Australia, a technical issue arose with the Royal Assent in both 1976 and 2001.
If Member States were to commit substantial resources to the Organization as needs arose, they must be confident of timely reimbursement.
A complicated matter arose, so I thought it would be better for him to stay out of the country for a while.
The Commission also decided that it would fill the vacancies of the Subcommissions that had already issued recommendations, if and when the need arose.
The members of the Council strongly condemned the fighting which arose in Bukavu recently, causing the deaths of a number of innocent civilians.
Additional requirements arose because of the unforeseen change in aircraft needs during the period under review.
In neighbouring Togo, Burkina Faso helped to bring the various political figures together when issues of succession arose after the death of President Eyadema in 2005.
Immediately prior to the installation of the Council of State, a dispute arose in the leadership of ULIMO.
In South Africa, the contention arose over the Medicine and Related Substances Control(Amendment) Act.
The programme of work was flexible and could be adapted to address any concerns that arose.
Throughout the deliberations of the regional workshops and the expert meeting, a number of methodological and technical issues arose.
Another challenge arose from joint procurement ' s unintended impact of potentially decreasing procurement-generated resources on which some organizations had come to depend.