Examples of using Made clear in English and their translations into Arabic
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Malaysia has made clear our condemnation of violence and terrorism.
That had been made clear on her visit to Haiti.
The father made clear, Alamut is not to be touched.
This was made clear in the proceedings before the administrative courts.
Sri Lanka has already made clear that this is not acceptable.
It was made clear long ago that Verity was not for me.
It has been made clear on every television channel… that yöu are an extremist.
That wasn't made clear to us.
That imbalance made clear the need for gender-appropriate strategies.
It was made clear in the discussions that the imposition of sanctions should always be an exceptional measure to be used by the United Nations in special cases in accordance with its Charter.
I hope the colonel also made clear that our investigation into the gas attack in Ma'an is ongoing.
It was also stated that it should be made clear in the draft Guide that article 11, paragraph 1,
Another comment was that it should be made clear that the draft articles cover both bilateral and multilateral treaties.
I repeat: we are holding an organizational meeting, which has its own agenda; the Journal for that day made clear that it was an organizational meeting.
We have made clear in these sessions that the 1995 Conference should be a single conference with the mandate to review
Today is an opportunity to hear the views of the parties and other Member States, as we ourselves made clear in the earlier Council debate.
It should have been made clear at the summit that disarmament commitments are to be implemented and that non-proliferation undertakings are to be complied with.
Sanctions were announced, and it was made clear that unspecified additional ones could be imposed.
They have made clear that they wish to retain their link to the United Kingdom, while governing their own affairs under their constitutional democracy.
As the principles and objectives made clear, nuclear-weapon States have a commitment to pursue with determination the reduction and ultimately the elimination of those weapons.