Examples of using Erodes in English and their translations into Arabic
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an end longstanding conflicts, which are allowed to drag on and grow, further seriously erodes the credibility of the State as a viable authority.
In fact, there is a rising disconnect between countries' per capita GDP and their citizens' wellbeing, as rapid output growth exacerbates health challenges and erodes environmental conditions. Given this, people increasingly value non-material wealth just as highly as monetary wealth,
Although the Supreme Court plays a positive role through important judgments on human rights cases, the failure to hold persons to account for serious crimes erodes public faith in the ability of rule of law institutions to enforce the law fairly and without political bias.
Corruption erodes societal values.
As time passes evidence erodes and witnesses vanish.
The drop that erodes the Stone.".
If his stability erodes any further.
This further erodes their confidence in the administration of justice.
Poor implementation of globally agreed targets erodes public trust in multilateralism.
They also facilitate corruption. All this erodes credibility of the institutions.
In addition to this, it also builds plaque that further erodes the enamel.
This phenomenon progressively erodes credibility and public trust in institutions and their leaders.
But this erodes the competitiveness of exports over time and enlarges the trade deficit.
He stressed that racial profiling erodes public confidence in law enforcement agencies, especially among youths.
This erodes their confidence and courage and seriously inhibits their participation in Public Life.
As globalization erodes the economic and social bases of our islands, international and bilateral aid dwindles.
It also erodes the rule of law, needed to support stable, peaceful and prosperous societies.
But many initiatives lack grievance procedures, and there is evidence that this erodes their perceived legitimacy.
Even if the impact of an event is smaller, the repeated effect of many events over time erodes development.
It is indispensable to limit the undemocratic instrument of the veto, which erodes the legitimacy and effectiveness of the Council.