Examples of using More important in English and their translations into Arabic
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But more important than that, 330,000 Bryce Newman readers have already read it.
More important, what's happening with Scylla?
Well, my children happen to be more important than golf.
We didn't win the contest, but we did win something more important to us.
I have begun to wonder if maybe you have something more important to do.
Family's gonna be more important in these days ahead.
You gave it something far more important than that.
However, this time for Trump it was much more important to appear, and not to be the main Middle East peacekeeper.
More important, the Mission is to monitor supplies other than humanitarian supplies going to the Bosnian Serbs,
More important, these developments also provide the opportunity to create conditions that reduce the need for relief assistance and open the way for rehabilitation assistance.
This has been all the more important because of the emerging needs of various sectors in the region.
More important, earlier recommendations for improving internal controls, such as segregation of duties, made by the Internal Audit in 1993 were not implemented.
More important, the issue of equitable representation should be an integral part of this review.
However, they failed to specify what more important sources there were on which they based their verdict;
Because this is more important than me, more important than Kim, more important than any of us.
But, even more important, this testing is being carried out with complete and callous disregard for the health of the people of French Polynesia, and with disregard for the health and the environment of my people and our region.
As has become clear in recent years, geography has become more important than the actual contribution of the potential member to the maintenance of international peace and security and to the other purposes of the United Nations.
That is all the more important given that the implementation of the Strategy involves a variety of stakeholders in each of its four pillars: the State, civil society, regional organizations and, of course, the United Nations.
the dowry of Catherine was great for the amount of money but, more important for the future, to include the city of Tangier in North Africa and the island of Bombay, IN India.
It therefore makes it all the more important that we cherish the current positive momentum, maintain adequate flexibility and continue our constructive consultations, with a view to achieving general agreement on concrete formulas for Council reform.