Examples of using Eroded in English and their translations into Arabic
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In the eroded traditional system, women view the family, as a means of social protection, even when the disadvantages outweigh any benefits.
tragic events in the Middle East had eroded the headway made after a decade-long peace-process and brought more suffering at the expense of both peoples.
noting that the lack of independence further eroded access to justice and perpetuated a culture of impunity.
The Secretary-General, in his report on the work of the Organization, has expressed concern that" the body of multilateral disarmament norms has been slowly eroded as a result of weakened international commitment".
Most mergers had a neutral impact upon firms' performance, market dominance usually eroded rapidly when markets functioned effectively,
s concern that the 1999 Area Staff Rules have eroded the Agency ' s competitive position as an employer, rendered more difficult the hiring and retention of qualified staff and created problems of staff morale within UNRWA.
traditional knowledge has been discounted or eroded, or customary uses made illegal.
Revolutionary eroded brush.
Probably eroded some vessel.
Sunken ground or eroded areas.
Lebanese freedom eroded by harassment of journalists.
Eroded some trust between us.- No.
That has further eroded the international climate.
Salt eroded houses spilling down to the shore.
Eroded economic, productive and natural resource base.
It is now however one of the most eroded.
However, his political position had eroded during his absence.
The worry which eroded the heart, is no more.
Eroded areas or ulcers on the mucosa surrounding the outer mouth;
As mountains erode, their roots rise and are eroded in turn.