Examples of using It is fitting in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is fitting that Kaplan's anti-Iran groups bring together the CIA and money.
It is fitting that just prior to this anniversary the Trusteeship Council completed its work.
Almost five centuries later, it is fitting to remember the teachings of that great Renaissance humanist.
It is fitting that the year 2001 has been proclaimed the United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations.
It is fitting that we do so here surrounded by all those who loved and admired him.
It is fitting that this great city will be for the next 10 days the centre of the world.
It is fitting that he should mark his last day in office with the adoption of this report.
It is fitting that the opening chapters of Agenda 21 address the questions of poverty eradication and population management.
In this connection, it is fitting to stress the importance of genuine international solidarity in support of those efforts.
It is fitting to note that the draft resolution has been co-sponsored by all States members of the European Union.
It is fitting that as the year advances, it also includes key Economic and Social Council discussions on job stimulation.
It is fitting, therefore, that 1998 also saw the adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
It is fitting to recall that the Declaration on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the United Nations states that.
It is fitting that such a powerful remembrance is in a small library partly named after veterans in a small town in America.
It is fitting on this occasion to pay tribute to those outstanding personalities who provided wise and visionary leadership during the complex negotiations.
It is fitting here to congratulate the United Nations Secretariat on the successful holding of the Fourth World Conference on Women at Beijing.
He spent most of his life doing this and it is fitting that the 35 places of π are engraved on his tombstone.
It is fitting to recall what Harry Truman said of the Charter of the United Nations at the San Francisco Conference in 1945.
Since democracy seems to have displaced religion as a faith, it is fitting that there should be democratic reforms in the United Nations.
It is fitting that this meeting should be taking place in Geneva, where the Refugee Convention was negotiated, drafted and agreed upon fifty years ago.