Examples of using Embody in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to article 2 of the Convention, national constitutions should embody the principle of the equality of men and women.
The memory of poetry holds thousands of names, but only a few still vividly embody the meaning of freedom, and.
Designer Vladislav Yerko:“Everything that I want to do, I embody in the illustrations for books”.
As an institution we have to embody the highest aspirations of human rights, democracy and good governance.
As one of the key concepts in modern social thought," values" is used to designate objects and phenomena, their properties and the abstract ideas that embody social ideals and thus form a necessary point of reference.
We're seeing young founders of companies in their early 20s scale them up to global giants by the time they get to 30, and yet, we expect these young digital leaders to somehow miraculously embody the relationship wisdoms we older workers have had decades to learn.
productive capacities of all segments of the labour force tends to reduce inequality by promoting equal opportunities for employment, which is why economic transformation strategies should embody policies to promote high-quality education and health services, powering greater productivity and more inclusive growth.
Regional organizations embody regional norms.
You just embody this line.
I hated what you embody.
I embody the central paradox.
They embody the history of the country.
These unique watches embody fashionable trendy products.
You can embody the best of both worlds.
They embody our mission, vision and values.
Athletes embody the spirit of the Olympic ideal.
They embody a new metaphysical visual reality.
They embody the principles and values of democracy.
Which of you can embody both Swans?
You embody God's mercy for me.