Examples of using Connotes in English and their translations into Arabic
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(k)" Multidisciplinarity" connotes an approach that crosses many disciplinary boundaries, knowledge systems and approaches to create a holistic approach, focusing on complex problems that require expertise across two or more disciplines.
Nearly all Afghans accord the highest priority to security which necessarily connotes establishing an environment for peace, ending past conflicts, respecting human rights and providing for conflict prevention.
By itself, such a culture does not necessarily lead to a culture of violence in which the possession of these weapons connotes political power and a preference for the resolution of conflict by the use of arms.
Practically half of the population claimed to be"moreno", a term used throughout Ibero-America that in this case means"dark-skinned" or"brown-skinned", as opposed to having a lighter skin(this term connotes skin color or tone, rather than facial features or descent).
According to the definition of extreme poverty endorsed by the Special Rapporteur in Annex III to his final report,“the lack of basic security connotes the absence of one or more factors enabling individuals
In his final report submitted in 1996(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1996/13), Leandro Despouy, the first Special Rapporteur on the issue of human rights and extreme poverty, summarized this concept:" the lack of basic security connotes the absence of one or more factors enabling individuals and families to assume basic responsibilities and to enjoy fundamental rights.
Sustainable development connotes change: change from the way in which we abuse renewable and non-renewable resources, but above all change in our value systems and in our attitudes to people, who must be at the centre of our concerns.
The ad hoc group of experts believes that the essence of extreme poverty is captured by the definition put forward by Mr. Leandro Despouy and adopted by the Sub-Commission in 1996:" The lack of basic security connotes the absence of one or more factors enabling individuals and families to assume basic responsibilities and to enjoy fundamental rights.
Human Development Report 1993 defines civic engagement" as a process, not an event, which closely involves people in the economic, social, cultural and political processes that affect their lives." Civic engagement, which is not limited to citizen involvement through formal structures such as civil society organizations, connotes freely undertaken activities to address matters of public interest.
Silk road connotes independence and mutual trust.
Though Article 1 offers advice outwardly, it in fact connotes an attitude of interference.
Indeed, the very origin of the word“virtue” connotes manly strength- not merely physical strength, but moral strength.
The raw material common to all works displayed in this exhibition is tar- which connotes dirt, the street, asphalt, the.
Also, Pars Arts' focus is art and culture, and not political advocacy or activism, which is usually what"citizen media" connotes to me.
Given the nature and scope of the rights envisaged under that article, it is not relevant to determine the degree of permanence that the term" exist" connotes.
The search for long-term partners connotes a shift in strategy in which ECA is less the self-contained producer of work and far more the networker helping to put forward the best possible thinking.
The consensus expressed by nearly all Afghans accords the highest priority to security which necessarily connotes establishing an environment for peace, ending past conflicts, respect for human rights and providing for conflict prevention.
Territory, both socially and legally, is not to be regarded as an empty plot: territory(with obvious geographical exceptions) connotes population, ethnic groupings, loyalty patterns, national aspirations, a part of humanity or, if one is tolerant of the metaphor, an organism.
All connote an intentional defection from the faith.".
Reform should not connote expansion, it should mean restructuring.