Examples of using Emanates in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) Where there is a threat to the physical integrity of a solicitor or barrister, irrespective from whom the threat emanates, the Government should provide the necessary protection and should vigorously investigate the threats and bring to justice the guilty party;
The attractiveness of the United Nations emanates from its political legitimacy, value-based mission, knowledge and experience in the development field, historic relationship with developing countries and its global reach and voice.
The Department emanates clinical excellence and has state-of-the-art technology coupled with the most modern equipment and materials which make dental treatment safe, simple and efficient. In addition, our transparent functioning, unmatched cleanliness, nurturing environment along with a courteous staff ensures best possible dental care for our patients.
The resource requirements for one special political mission, namely, the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Myanmar, whose mandate emanates from the General Assembly, will be presented in a statement of programme budget implications in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly, subject to action to be taken in the Third Committee of the General Assembly.
In addition, the resource requirements for the Office of the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Myanmar, whose mandate emanates from the General Assembly, will be presented in a statement of programme budget implications in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly, subject to action to be taken in the Third Committee of the Assembly.
Your posture emanates authority.
Its law emanates from the people.
Every heartbeat emanates sorrow.".
They say it emanates pure peace.
But sometimes emanates something cosmetic, sweet.
Its essence or form emanates from it.
It's not the only thing that emanates.
From this basic policy emanates the following Philippine goals.
This inalienable right in itself emanates from two broader propositions.
The demand for weapons emanates from either insecurity or ambition.
(3) State practice emanates mainly from the United States.
The greatest threat of all, perhaps, emanates from nuclear terrorism.
This convergence emanates from the Millennium Declaration and the 2005 World Summit.
A major constraint emanates from the non-fulfilment by States of their obligations.
What emanates from the soul is more beautiful than nature … So art is essential”.