Examples of using Have eroded in English and their translations into Arabic
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we must make even greater efforts to prevent the outbreak of violence well before internal tensions and conflicts have eroded polities and economies to the point of collapse.
s concern that the 1999 Area Staff Rules have eroded the Agency ' s competitive position as an employer, rendered more difficult the hiring and retention of qualified staff and created problems of staff morale within UNRWA.
The prevalence of civil wars, rebellions and banditry in the subregion has heightened threats to individual and community rights, especially as the conflicts have eroded the capacity of governments to provide effective security, guarantee respect for human rights and safeguard the rule of law.
But it's silver. it would have eroded.
The magnets must have eroded through an artery.
Eight years after uprising, Egyptians say freedoms have eroded.
Higher food and energy prices have eroded real incomes, in particular those of the poor.
It seems to have eroded many of our traditional values of respect, communal togetherness, and care for one another.
Some of these countries undoubtedly retain this capacity; in others, that capacity may have eroded.
Our failure to respond to India ' s nuclear tests could have eroded the delicate psychological judgements which are the essence of deterrence.
In 1996, India could not have accepted the obligation, as such a restraint would have eroded our capability and compromised our national security.
These social factors have eroded trust between Central Africans and have led to a gradual shredding of the country ' s social fabric.
This is a significant growth that has been very hard to be attained following prolonged bear runs that have eroded prices across the Crypto market.
Arbitrary rule, tribalism and nepotism have eroded the confidence of those Congolese who had fought and hoped that the fall of Mobutu would usher in democratic governance.
The trauma of conflict and the circumstances leading to it are likely to have eroded the capacities of national actors to guide and manage complex post-conflict transitions.
However, the situation remains extremely fragile because several years of war have eroded the social and economic infrastructure, creating the preconditions for cyclical hunger and precarious health conditions.
controlling for inflation and the depreciation of the dollar have eroded between $5 billion and $15 billion from this $21 billion increase since 2005.
An increasing number of people are suffering from natural disasters, the extent and frequency of which have eroded the capacity to address them and hindered the development of disaster-stricken countries.
Now, however, with China rising, global power rebalancing, and the US worn down by two decade-long wars that have eroded its credibility, the postwar international order is under intense strain.
Recent large-scale interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, though not primarily humanitarian, have eroded public support for military action. But we should recall Mark Twain's story about his cat.