Examples of using Has persisted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The refugees ' situation has persisted too long.
According to the World Development Report 1992, poverty has persisted.
Bluestar Technology has persisted on Outdoor&Indoor Lighting for 10 years.
Israel has persisted in its settlement activities in the Arab territories.
Israel has persisted in its practices in the occupied Syrian Golan.
Time and realities may have changed but the core essence of slavery has persisted.
In other words, a bad financial situation has persisted and become increasingly rigid.
That is why environmental degradation, which could easily have been prevented, has persisted.
The claustrophobia has persisted for a longer period, usually 6 months or more;
Yet, for 19 years the Government of Indonesia has persisted in violating its international obligations.
Here the vanished green race has persisted in larger proportion than anywhere else in the world.
The tendency for the gap to increase beyond 40 years of age has persisted this year.
Since my last report, the political impasse in Somalia has persisted, although all-out civil war has not resumed.
This caused a deficit of males, which has persisted until the early 21st century in the former Soviet Union.
The problem of inadequate systems for the management and monitoring of voluminous supplies of programme data at Kimadia has persisted.
Throughout, Chairman Arafat has persisted in his efforts to deceive the world by claiming to be working towards a ceasefire.
As the Secretary-General tells us, the Organization has been operating in a situation of underfunding, which has persisted all year.
Since October 2000, Israel has persisted, in successive letters addressed to you by its Permanent Representative, in slandering Lebanon.
It is because of this example that the United States has persisted with its aggressive policy against Cuba for 50 years.
Comprehensive and lasting solution must be found to the long-standing problem in Cyprus, which has persisted for more than half a century.