Examples of using Felt in English and their translations into Arabic
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We're here because most of the Cylon felt the slaughter of mankind was a mistake.
It was exactly like you, the way it felt, the way it moved.
He wanted to marry me because he was Robert's brother and felt noble.
I suppose I should have felt ashamed, but I felt nothing but surprise, and a kind of fierce elation that in a couple of minutes.
This new type of hat was normally made of felt, black for most of the year
In many instances, the impact was felt in terms of the volume of resources governments devoted to the development of human resources.
It felt like you were preparing me, metaphorically, for the day when you hand them over, when you say,"Here, their problems are not my problems.
SW: Yeah, I actually never felt pressure to get married and I can't say I'm the marrying type of person.
Cut and attach to shoes rubber soles 3-4 mm thick, and on top of them- one more footbed of the same thickness of the felt cloth.
It would enhance accountability, increase the representation of developing countries and allow countries to be re-elected and therefore to make their presence felt more strongly in this Organization.
Fiber material(non-woven): A thin, textile-like material. The term is used in the textile industry for materials that are neither woven nor knitted, such as felt.
The testing method is, under specified pressure, to use a piece of wool felt to rub the specimen, then use a grey color card to compare the color change between surface of leather and wool felt and confirm the degree.
Kazakhstan, as a part of the world economy, has also felt the negative impact of the global financial and economic crisis, particularly the steep decline in prices and in the aggregate global demand for raw materials.
Many delegations felt that it was important to continue the discussion with a view to adopting the Financial Regulations at the Meeting of States Parties,
It was felt that the respective roles of markets and of the State needed to be kept under constant review by Governments of the countries concerned in order to identify for themselves and achieve the combination
Support was also expressed for approaching the topic within the context of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. Others felt it was not necessary to specify the location of the topic within the broader field of international law.
Other delegations felt that the right to an adequate standard of living, including shelter, should be clearly re-emphasized in the declaration, including the need for practical steps and tools for enhancing the realization of this right.
In view of the general nature of the principle of non-discrimination, some members felt that draft article 14 should be moved to the beginning of the chapter on respect for human rights- for example,
Without prejudice to the powers of the Security Council under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, his delegation felt that the Security Council should have no role whatsoever with regard to referral of matters to the Court.
Overall, the Chair felt that there should be a means of tracing