Examples of using Preoccupation in English and their translations into Arabic
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A preoccupation of Governments has been the problems associated with adolescent fertility.
The preoccupation of the Security Council with peacekeeping matters reflects this reality.
The preoccupation with sex can come out in a lot of ways.
Nuclear disarmament issues continue to be a priority preoccupation of the global community.
Deep state, the usual stuff, except that's not his main preoccupation.
In the same resolution, the Commission expressed its preoccupation with the following.
These concerns have led to the human development approach and a preoccupation with sustainable development.
Mulder's preoccupation with fringe matters has been a source of friction in the Bureau.
In this connection, the preoccupation of the international community with landmines is truly justified.
Our understandable preoccupation with the fight against terrorism must not lead us to neglect them.
Measuring the passing of time has been a preoccupation of humans since the dawn of civilization.
I think this whole preoccupation with sex and asphyxiation is important.
Why this preoccupation with time?
Behringer says Tambora inspired a new-found preoccupation with weather and climate phenomena.
The preoccupation of the United Nations founders was with State security.
Since our father left, my brother's had a preoccupation with germs.
Reform of the justice sector has been a preoccupation of successive Special Representatives.
This preoccupation is reinforced by the fact that such policies have the effect of driving further underground attempts to reach European Union territory.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is following with great attention, preoccupation and concern the development of the situation in the friendly Arab countries that are affected by deep social and political changes.
In conclusion, the situation in the Middle East has been a preoccupation of the General Assembly virtually since the birth of the United Nations.