Examples of using Certain quarters in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is equally deplorable that certain quarters, particularly non-governmental organizations such as ' the East Timor Human Rights Centre ' based in Australia, never fail to send a communication on every single arrest, detention or murder involving East Timorese people, without first taking the trouble of verifying the facts, or worse, that they actually invent them.
Nevertheless, there is a growing criticism from certain quarters that, despite commitments to reform the Press Code, made by President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in his speeches on 10 October and 15 November 1999, the most basic rights relating to the effective enjoyment of freedom of opinion and expression are continually being curtailed.
It is difficult for the Government and people of the Republic of Belarus to comprehend why in certain quarters the idea of a military attack on the sovereign State of Yugoslavia is being publicly discussed just because the latter decided to solve its domestic problems,
The Special Rapporteur is aware of the opposition in certain quarters to the inclusion of a provision on denial of justice in the draft articles on diplomatic protection on the ground that this concept belongs largely(but certainly not exclusively) to the realm of primary rules.
efforts made by the coordinator with regard to a draft convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism and was ready to cooperate with him in order to overcome any problems that might arise as a result of the lack of political will in certain quarters.
In connection with the Ermera incidents of January 2003, it is a source of concern that certain quarters of Government, F-FDTL and the media sought to criticize certain human rights NGOs because they publicly denounced the violations that resulted from the unlawful detentions.
The Conference stressed the commitment of Member States to respect the rights of non-Muslim communities and minorities living on their territories in accordance with the teachings of our noble Islamic religion. It condemned unfounded allegations made by certain quarters about the treatment of such minorities as well as measures taken as a pretext to interfere in the internal affairs of Member States.
it is at the same time also incumbent upon us not to relax our vigilance with regard to the moves and proposals in certain quarters to import and dump nuclear waste and other forms of hazardous waste in our region.
A trained observer can be relied upon to distinguish between the facts of the case and the line which certain quarters wish to propagate, and, in our view, the Special Rapporteur has failed dismally in his mission to examine, establish the facts and report honestly on his findings.
Our product isn't very popular in certain quarters outside the country.
Police were deployed to thwart attempts from certain quarters to march on an Ahmadiyya mosque.
In certain quarters of the world, brand EU, brand USA, is not at its shiniest.
The unlimited support that Israel enjoyed in certain quarters emboldened it to mislead and misinform world public opinion.
But we must, unfortunately, also note a lack of general support for the United Nations in certain quarters.
It seems to me that in certain quarters there is now a blatant and open hostility to our holy Church.
This has led to demands from certain quarters for more checks and controls on the production, sale and transfer of these weapons.
That will further assist in assuaging the concerns expressed in certain quarters in relation to the pace of proceedings before the Court.
He hoped that efforts to draft a comprehensive convention on international terrorism would succeed despite the lack of sufficient political will in certain quarters.
The country was nevertheless willing to enter into a debate on that new concept, which was beginning to be talked of in certain quarters.
He looked forward to finalization of the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism, which had been impeded by the lack of political will in certain quarters.