Examples of using Predate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some even see our projects as helping retake traditional forms of governance that predate the imported electoral system.
Economic impoverishment, severe social inequalities and discrimination are among the human rights concerns that predate the crisis.
The Commission on Human Rights has a number of subcommissions that predate the World Conference on Human Rights.
And in his field evaluation, I find references to anxiety, paranoia, and they all predate his capture.
ICANN was founded in 1998, but there are TLDs which predate its existence or are otherwise outside of its jurisdiction.
The activities of these groups relevant to the Nairobi work programme have been initiated in response to mandates that predate it.
Many predate the overthrow of Saddam Hussein,
Many studies of these systems, especially those that predate the term permaculture, consider these systems
Interest in and efforts at economic integration in Africa have a long history and certainly predate the current wave of globalization.
CDEMA and CEPREDENAC, whose efforts predate the Hyogo Framework, stand out in the Americas for their programmatic impact on disaster risk reduction.
While the problems of the Sahel clearly predate the Libyan crisis, they have nevertheless not been the object of sufficiently effective responses.
In fact, indigenous communities have unbreakable bonds of relationship with nature as well as ancient wisdom that predate the organization of global nation states.
With roots that predate the popularity of the lustral gemstone, jade was used to refer to either a disreputable woman or a broken-down horse.
reactivate the prosecution of two cases which predate the coup d'état and have remained in abeyance.
These clarifications were supported by dozens of original documents which predate the aggression against Iraq in 1991 and which support and corroborate the material balance.
Indeed, as Mr. Ian Martin told the Council yesterday(see S/PV.6707), many predate the Libyan conflict. Addressing those problems will require a coordinated response.
Political rights and the right to nationality have been secured by United Nations conventions that predate the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Notes: It should be noted that object of expenditure definitions utilized predate, in large part, the extensive development of information technology in the United Nations Secretariat.
Some of these reforms were likely a result of the protests and changes sweeping the regions, but some predate the“Arab Spring.” The reforms include.
However, where a violation has" continuing effect", the Committee has at times examined events that predate a state party ' s accession to the Optional Protocol.