Examples of using Descent in English and their translations into Arabic
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The ability to pass one's citizenship to future generations by descent.
The programmes implemented by the Intercultural Section are focused on indigenous peoples, persons of African descent, migrants and the Jewish, Arab, Armenian and Muslim communities.
Jean-Pascal Obembo, a human rights expert, made a presentation entitled" Equal employment opportunities in the public sector for people of African descent".
Mr. Kasanda, Chairperson of the Working Group on People of African Descent, opened the floor to debate on the theme of the administration of justice.
People of African descent can enjoy better health and can adopt healthier
It has also recommended the inclusion in mainstream schools of Roma children, persons of African descent, indigenous people and those living in rural areas.
Descent passes through men, and inheritance is also from the father to the eldest son.
Only effective affirmative action policies for people of African descent could address such structural inequalities.
In general, citizenship is confirmed by birth(jus soli), by descent(jus sanguinis)
Mohamed Abrini(born 27 December 1984)[1] is a Belgian national of Moroccan descent who is alleged to have been involved in the planning and execution of the November 2015 Paris attacks and the 2016 Brussels bombings.[2].
It highlights issues faced by victims of racial discrimination, particularly people of African and Asian descent, migrants, refugees, and specific vulnerable groups, such as indigenous peoples and other minorities.
Fort Mountain Descent.
Buddha Descent.
German descent.
Dangerous Descent".
Controlled descent mechanism.
Hill Descent Control.
Hill Descent Control.
Pikes Peak Descent.
Frost 's Descent.