Examples of using Frustrate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Reports indicate that financial sector sanctions effectively frustrate the purpose behind humanitarian exceptions.
This may exacerbate their situation, or frustrate their efforts to move out of poverty.
I know this might frustrate some merchants whose customers who often use this mode of payment.
I am sure that the President will agree with me that that might frustrate the player.
Those challenges frustrate efforts by African countries to achieve the MDGs.
Sometimes donors frustrate efforts at the national level.
Reports frustrate attempts to understand the substance of the issues.
Next is a list of practices which frustrate determination of employees.
Protect those, particularly the queen, and we can frustrate him.
They will hold us accountable, and we cannot frustrate their expectations.
If you can't beat them, frustrate them?
Hence the issues of poverty which frustrate both Africa ' s development efforts and the utilization of resources as well as environmental conservation have emerged as important issues.
The Security Council, acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, may frustrate such an attitude by, notwithstanding such declarations, referring a matter to the Court.
revealing aspects of an interface that delight, confuse, or frustrate.
TimeTec Group shall take reasonable steps to keep confidential the identity of the whistleblower so long it does not hinder or frustrate any investigation.
Chapter II identifies barriers faced by developing countries in expanding their participation in the world market for services, which can frustrate these strategies.
Commercial flights these days have many setbacks that often deter travelers as well as frustrate them.
Unfortunately, at a time when most Muslims are advocating interfaith dialogue, we are also witnessing events that frustrate our call for dialogue.
Abject poverty, economic deprivation, social exclusion and exploitation are writ large as the impediments that frustrate our aspirations for the world ' s children.
We are also concerned by the potential risks arising from nuclear capabilities that could delay or frustrate the process of nuclear non-proliferation.
