Examples of using Pervasive in English and their translations into Arabic
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The change to Old English from Old Norse was substantive, pervasive, and of a democratic character.
Approximately 1.5 million live with HIV in high-income industrialized countries, many of them productively, thanks to pervasive antiretroviral therapy.
Notably, no complaints were submitted by political parties regarding any pervasive errors in the final voter list.
Needless to say, the most pervasive impacts are those of emissions that are directly related to the types and quantities of fuels
Problems such as limited coverage/outreach of reproductive health services, insufficient number of trained personnel in reproductive health, and high staff mobility and attrition are among the most pervasive.
That translates into a pervasive threat of conflict that could add to the stresses of national institutions,
The pervasive lawlessness in the security and restricted weapon zones in Abkhazia, which the authorities allege they are unable to control, has a negative effect on the Mission ' s ability to meet its mandated tasks.
The Tribunal recognizes the vital role that the Outreach Programme plays in disseminating information regarding the role of the Tribunal in establishing the rule of law and eradicating the pervasive atmosphere of impunity in the former Yugoslavia.
of global environmental degradation are embedded in social and economic problems such as pervasive poverty, unsustainable production and consumption patterns, inequity in distribution of wealth, and the debt burden.
A diverse group of experts from academia, civil society, and United Nations agencies convened at the sidelines of the General Assembly to discuss the pervasive issue of food insecurity and malnutrition and potential solutions to overhaul the system.
The Declaration stressed the need to address the root causes of global environmental degradation embedded in social and economic problems such as pervasive poverty, unsustainable production and consumption patterns, inequity in distribution of wealth and the debt burden.
In spite of the positive steps taken in the area of law reform, there is growing concern about the pervasive presence of the national security apparatus and its impact on the exercise of civil and political rights in the country.
The Inspectors found there was a strongly held perception throughout the United Nations System of a pervasive culture of secrecy in the decision-making processes of the organizations and little or no accountability.
Pervasive developmental disorder.
Concepts and pervasive principles.
(c) Pervasive poverty.
Autistic/ Pervasive developmental delay.
Today it is all pervasive.
Pervasive problem.- Ms. Bilson.
Pervasive fear, of shooting rockets.