Examples of using Exert in English and their translations into Arabic
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Instead, the international community, including the Security Council, must exert the necessary efforts to uphold its responsibilities and legal obligations to protect and enforce international law.
Member States and observers attending the Commission should exert discipline in managing the time allocated to the various items on the agenda.
Exert more efforts in setting up a National Human Rights Institution to address questions relating to the promotion and protection of human rights(Sudan);
Exert more efforts towards strengthening the rights of the child through the adoption of a national policy for children(Sudan);
that funds continue to be available to former zone commanders, who still exert unofficial economic
In a number of country situations, two important macro-policy instruments exert important influences on the context of joint programming and other types of programme collaboration.
The international community must exert increased pressure on neighbouring countries to refrain from supporting militia groups and violating the arms embargo.
Actively support the process of intercivilizational dialogue; exert sustainable efforts towards creating a culture of peace, strengthening its principles as a firm basis of international politics and the life of all people;
And it makes all personnel exert their self-independence and creativities fully, through building up perfect and highly effective inspiration and restriction system, and put personnel usage concepts of“Competence determines talents, comp-etition creates talents, achievements evaluate talents” into effect.
He may be called a leader, a man with positive, real ideals, when he makes the influence by suggestion possible- as long as the positive suggestions can be augmented and those that exert negative influences diminished.
For one of the major new developments in international relations in these closing years of the twentieth century has been the emergence of a range of non-governmental actors that exert a growing influence on world affairs.
I pray to Allah that He may grant us success in whatever awaits us, while confirming our determination to sacrifice and exert our utmost efforts staying true to the oath we undertook and the trust placed in us to preserve the interests of the country and attain the aspirations of its people now and in the future
Exert and Giving.
Stresses exert myself.
Assert and exert.
Can exert permanent isolation.
He shouldn't exert himself.
Drugs that exert a uricosuric effect.
They can exert their own sovereignty.
Exert the utmost effort to satisfy customers.