Examples of using Denial in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Distributed Denial of Service.
You did order the denial of food?
Denial is a powerful thing.
Then we can flip denial by tailoring signals that visualize our progress.
You're in denial, Molls.
Denial Daily Mail.
Distributed Denial of Service DDoS.
Ms. WEDGWOOD said she could not agree to that wording since saying that the State was obliged to forbid some media action constituted a denial of free speech.
Maybe I have been in denial, but this place is breaking me, Mikey… and I'm alone here, but for you.
This affects some 50,000 Palestinians living in the West Bank who now face a denial of visas(see Haaretz, 10 July 2006).
Its denial led to violent agitations against the Ahmadiyya community in 1953 and in 1974.
This denial has caused untold misery and suffering to Palestinians and the people of Israel alike.
Complete denial of the rights to freedom of expression and association of the majority of the population.
She never talks about it. But she never talks about anything. It's like she's in some sort of denial.
She claims that the denial of her asylum application constitutes a violation by the Netherlands of articles 1, 2(e), 3 and 6 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
It should be understood that the denial of the legitimate right of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to participate in the meeting of the States parties would at the same time imply the suspension of its obligations arising from the Convention.
They showed that discrimination was not merely the denial of a fundamental right such as the right to equality,
The Special Committee has observed that the denial of the enjoyment of many fundamental rights over a period of more than two decades has led the inhabitants of the occupied territories to feel frustration and despair.
It is also argued that the denial of access to her mother and brother in the event of removal would constitute a breach of article 10, paragraph 2, of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and of article 24, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
In this way, the restriction or denial of the inalienable rights of States parties enshrined in these treaties, such as the peaceful use of nuclear energy, constitute clear non-compliance with the provisions of the said treaties.