Examples of using Emanated in English and their translations into Arabic
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The authority to administer justice emanated from the people, and justice was provided in the name of the Republic, in the terms established by the law.
In 2010, 463 terrorist attacks emanated from or were carried out in the West Bank,
During 2011, 988 terrorist attacks emanated from or were carried out in the West Bank
During the first five months of 2011, 278 terrorist attacks were carried out in or emanated from the West Bank,
During 2011, 988 terrorist attacks emanated from or were carried out in the West Bank
In 2009, 699 terrorist attacks emanated from the Gaza Strip, killing nine Israeli citizens.
These challenges emanated from two sources: insufficiency of human, financial
The Adolescent Reproductive Health(ARH) Project emanated in Fiji in response to the global call for action, following the ICPD+5 in 1999.
Further mandates and guidance have emanated from the African Union and the outcomes and decisions of global conferences, including the 2005 World Summit Outcome.
The call for transformational change emanated from citizens collectively demanding change, participation, transparency and respect for people ' s quest for a democratic space.
Support in the implementation of human rights recommendations has emanated from the Universal Periodic Review and other mechanisms.
Mozambique adhered and ratified the CEDAW through a Resolution emanated from the country's Parliament(Parliament).
It was noted that some instruments emanated from the work of UNCITRAL explicitly prescribed that,
of the" fair and equitable treatment" standard was underlined by the fact that much of the jurisprudence in that area had emanated from arbitration tribunals adjudicating claims brought by private investors against States.
As we observe the holy feasts of the three great faiths that emanated from that land-- Islam, Judaism and Christianity, we urge that their adherents follow their messages of peace, tolerance and harmony-- values that are ingrained in the traditions to which all three faiths are heir.
It highlights the social dimensions of the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development, as well as the report of the Secretary-General on the social dimensions of the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(E/CN.5/2009/3), and concludes with a number of recommendations that emanated from the debate.
Mr. Naziri(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the inalienable right of all States parties to have access to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes without discrimination under article IV of the Treaty emanated from the fact that scientific and technological achievements were the common heritage of humanity and from the need for balance between rights and obligations, which provided incentives for membership and compliance.
The representative of CCISUA said that although the Coordinating Committee had requested that this item be placed on the agenda in the context of ICSC ' s review of the application of the Noblemaire principle, it emanated from a General Assembly mandate in resolution 45/241.
Your ancestor's power emanated from her hands.
The following key messages emanated from the Symposium.