Examples of using It is not a question in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is not a question of subverting democracy but of facilitating it and ensuring that cooperative boards have professional managers to lead them and share accountability with lay directors.
It is not a question of whether, but to what extent our buildings, our landscapes, our cities and our rural communities are  less beautiful, less functional, less equitable and less dignifying because women
It is not a question of whether this information is  available or not,  this knowledge is  fundamental to the operational safety and efficiency of a  clearance programme.
It is not a question of personal honour.
It is not a question of" either/or".
It is not a question of" either/or".
Halliday, my friend, it is not a question of money.
Thus, it is not a question of a  shortage of resources.
It is not a question to be  debated in the United Nations.
It is not a question about which there can be  two competing coequal arguments.
Miss Diallo, it is not a question of your literacy, but rather an  issue of ensuring authenticity.
No, it is not a question of occupational therapy
We cannot limit ourselves to monetary reparation, because it is not a question of paying and forgetting.
From this perspective, it is not a question of the court having primary
It is not a question of paying now
It is not a question of good people and peace-seekers on one side and mischief-makers and people who reject peace on the other.
It is the historic duty and a  moral obligation of the developed nations to help the needy in Africa; it is not a question of charity.
It is not a question of whether we should accept those challenges
I don't think she likes me.- It isn't a question of liking or not  liking.
It isn't a question of empirics.