Examples of using It cannot be denied in English and their translations into Arabic
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It cannot be denied that this feature is very handy.
It cannot be denied that this is an undertaking fraught with difficulties.
It cannot be denied that coal leaves behind harmful byproducts upon combustion.
It cannot be denied that commercial advertising remains wedded to stereotypical ideas.
It cannot be denied that web apps are more convenient than desktop programs under some situations.
Although much has changed, it cannot be denied that there remains a mountain to climb.
It cannot be denied that Malaysian women have made considerable strides in the political and public arena.
It cannot be denied that the comparison allows OneHash affiliate program to stand out against its competitor.
It cannot be denied that, in most religions, misinterpretations detrimental to women are due to men.
On the other hand, it cannot be denied that in promoting efficiency through competition, globalization creates some problems.
It cannot be denied that significant portions of the Convention now form part of the corpus of customary international law.
It cannot be denied that most of the desirable applications envisioned for the information society are only possible through broadband access.
It cannot be denied however that some attitudinal barriers exist which hinder the full realisation by women of some leadership opportunities.
It cannot be denied that patriarchal cultural patterns do persist, placing obstacles in the way of changes favourable to the gender approach.
It cannot be denied that there are some divergences between international legal human rights norms and the values of different religions and civilizations.
Megapolis Express wrote," It cannot be denied that, if the Popular Front of Azerbaijan actually set far-reaching objectives, they have been achieved.
Much has been accomplished, and it cannot be denied that humankind now has the power and resources to achieve the goals we set ourselves.
Although we recognize that during that time there has been important progress in its implementation, it cannot be denied that commitments are still pending.
It cannot be denied that the destabilizing accumulation of and trafficking in these arms represents a significant threat to peace and security on the African continent.
It cannot be denied that, in many conflict situations, the most vulnerable members of the population- particularly women and children- are targeted with impunity.