Examples of using Often fail in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Governments often fail to understand the uniqueness of the construction sector.
As in the other regions, authorities often fail to respond to the kidnappings.
However, the local laws of Honduras often fail to effectively protect children.
Participants in such wars often fail to distinguish between combatants,
For this reason girls often fail to complete even elementary school(lower secondary education).
Services that do not take these gender-specific factors into account often fail to reach women recipients.
Classic profitability calculations often fail due to the fact that it is not defined the nature of innovation.
We get to the source of why individuals often fail to achieve what matters to them.
Where change programmes do not succeed, technology-driven changes will also often fail to deliver the promised benefits.
However, interview data show that subprogrammes often fail to absorb and implement lessons identified through evaluation exercises.
as traditional investigative instruments often fail when it comes to cybercrime investigations.
Disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes often fail to address their experiences and the psychological trauma that they have undergone.
While advancement opportunities are available for both sexes, women often fail to advance as quickly as men.
Measures in place often fail to take into account the particular requirements of women and households headed by females.
These mechanisms often fail to respect even the most basic human rights standards, especially as regards women and girls.
Most often fail laying on the hot water tap in the kitchen(in the bathroom taps are used much less).
Law enforcement officials often fail to enforce court orders and judgements, and sometimes act in open defiance of their terms.
Multi-sector vulnerability assessments used in the Syrian displacement crisis response often fail to integrate positive coping or resiliency traits in analysing need.
Even States that can provide an adequate level of resources without great difficulty often fail to implement all the relevant international standards.
Drought-risk-reduction policies and practices often fail to take sufficiently into account social factors such as gender,