Examples of using It reflected in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
so instead of reflecting her beauty, it reflected the ugliness of his pain and sorrow.
While that agreement was the product of compromise, it reflected a balance of benefit for all.
Some delegations were of the view that the present procedural terminology remained relevant and that it reflected clearly the spirit of consensus in the decision-making of the Committee and its subsidiary bodies.
He marginally preferred the wording of the text proposed by the Drafting Committee to that proposed by the Special Rapporteur, as it reflected cessation and non-repetition as two separate concepts.
Ms. Monroy(Mexico) said she would vote in favour of draft resolution A/C.3/55/L.11/Rev.1, since it reflected one of the agreements reached at the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly, which reviewed the Beijing Platform for Action.
The revised working paper submitted by Cuba(A/52/33, chap. III) deserved further consideration, particularly as it reflected the concern of many delegations with strengthening the General Assembly.
(b) Secondly, the current text was acceptable as currently drafted, since it reflected a sound basis for a compromise solution that avoided the distinction between designated and non-designated information systems and the various problems caused by it(see A/CN.9/528, para. 148);
as UNCTAD was only one of the many parts of the United Nations, it reflected the overall policies applicable to the United Nations budget as a whole.
His delegation had carefully studied the draft programme for the final term and felt that it reflected the aspirations of the international community with respect to the Decade, and could therefore be the basis for discussion.
support the draft resolution, however, as it reflected an outdated approach dating from a time when the Palestinian people believed that the solution to their problems lay solely with the United Nations.
Mr. Nayasi(Fiji), speaking in explanation of position, said that he supported the draft resolution as revised because it reflected the modest progress that had been made since the previous year with regard to New Caledonia.
Mr. Michelsen(Norway), speaking on behalf of the Nordic countries and the other sponsors, said that the draft resolution was a consensus text. It reflected the text of the draft resolution adopted the previous year and underscored the responsibility of States for ensuring the international protection of refugees.
Sphinxes guard it reflected their gilded claws and tails granite.
It reflected unnecessary duplications in functional responsibilities creating confusion and blurring accountability.
Neither is it reflected in international human rights documents.
The representative of the UNCTAD secretariat said that it reflected reductions in resource levels.