Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Arabic
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The question of aggression and the role of the Security Council had serious political connotations, and it might therefore be useful to harmonize the approach pursued by the Commission with that of the debate on the draft statute for an international criminal court.
with special regard to racist and discriminatory connotations that such actions might have.
I do not share the State party ' s contention that, in examining a request to change one ' s family name, elements such as the name ' s" religious connotations" or" non-Dutch sounding" intonation should be taken into consideration.
If one leaves aside the connotations of elitism, or exclusivity attached to the social side of a club, the underlying definition of a club is an association dedicated to the pursuit of a particular interest
What connotations Michael?
Way more pagan connotations.
It has connotations, levels and textures.
The photo content bearing connotations and meanings.
they also have connotations.
No. Back and rear have totally different connotations.
Remarks and shit, like, connotations or whatever.
The death sentence had connotations in terms of space and time.
The word'bureaucracy' has since lost its noble connotations.
Such a solution would avoid the connotations of domestic criminal law.
Foundations find" peacebuilding" to be a vague concept with security-oriented connotations.
However, see the List of disability-related terms with negative connotations and people-first language.
In Iran it has connotations of pallor/sickness, but also wisdom and connection.
Adoption in devising provisions on Mqasidih rules are not limited to only linguistic connotations.
It's amazing how the exact same question can have totally different connotations.
And when we think of Arkansas we tend to have pretty negative connotations.