Examples of using Principled in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ever since Ambassador Reimaa joined the Conference on Disarmament in March 1997, he has articulated and upheld the principled positions of his Government with distinctive ability, competence and authority.
There are some specific ways in which the United Nations can take advantage of the historic opportunity it faces to encourage principled behaviour.
From this rostrum, we reaffirm Tunisia ' s constant and principled support for the just Palestinian cause and the brotherly Palestinian people in their struggle to recover their legitimate rights and to establish their independent State on their own land.
Mr. Lakhal(Tunisia) affirmed the principled and firm position of Tunisia in support of the full rights of the Palestinian people, the establishment of a Palestinian State and the recovery of all occupied Arab land, including the occupied Syrian Golan.
Preparedness for emergency response saves lives when emergencies occur because it permits faster scaling-up of an effective, principled and coordinated humanitarian response at the local, national and international levels.
In response to the objective and principled assessment of the events taking place in Latvia given by Russian parliamentarians, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia made unequivocal and, in essence, provocative threats that bilateral relations would be adversely affected.
In the course of its consultations with the two Governments, the United Nations has consistently reaffirmed its principled approach to justice and reconciliation, stressing in particular
Strong. Principled.
He's a principled sociopath.
Patrick, the principled politician.
Very wise, very principled.
But you're not that principled, Allison.
Patrick, the principled politician.
He's a principled guy.
(scoffs) you can be principled.
I thought I was being principled.
Took a very principled stance today.
You're honest and kind and principled.
This means principled and responsible public-private-people partnerships.
We are not stubborn. We're principled.
