Examples of using Negation in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is a negation of the United Nations Security Council resolutions.
The most recurrent form of modern anti-Semitism involves negation of the Holocaust.
Czech has double or multiple negation, for example Co nikdy neděláš?
If the question contains a negation, we use jo instead of ja.
Impunity is the negation of justice, which is the foundation of any democratic society.
These practices are sometimes tantamount to a pure and simple negation of the right.
So the word"only" is used with negation, or,"more so than otherwise.".
This deviation from the international norm is a negation of the dignity of the human person.
In Iraq, he transformed special operations with what he called systemic negation of repetitive procedural practice.
Using terrorism against terrorism meant, inter alia, the negation of human rights and of civil, political and economic rights.
The hearing rejected the Western-centred interpretation of the discourse on Asian values as a negation or rejection of individual rights.
( bā)- homophone words"rich", as well as reducing any word starting with the sound b, e.g., negation.
Not only is this a negation of democracy and its principles, it constitutes interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states.
Ms. Onanga(Gabon) said that terrorism was not only a threat to human life and dignity but a negation of civilization.
Reconciliation between the peoples of the region and normalization among its countries must cease for ever the residue of ideological negativeness and negation.
Rejection of diversity had led to a negation of the rights of immigrants, foreigners and minorities.
Negotiation or Negation?
The use of violence is in itself based on the negation of human rights.
Poverty thus constitutes a negation of fundamental rights and, consequently, human dignity.
The Nazi enterprise sought the negation of humanity.