Examples of using Redefinition in English and their translations into Arabic
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The empowerment of women should include the resolution of conflicts between their reproductive and their economically productive roles, the sharing by men in the maintenance of the household and male participation in the redefinition of gender relations.
As we have noted previously, such expansion and redefinition threatens to dilute the carefully considered political commitments all of us made at the Millennium Summit in 2000 and distracts attention from our joint pursuit of the internationally agreed goals.
First, the Philippines called for a holistic reform not only of the Security Council but also of all other relevant United Nations structures requiring a redefinition of their relationships and responsibilities in the security field.
Redefinition of official development assistance.
Redefinition of Constitutional Affairs Officer positions.
Redefinition of"contact points" from B747.
It's the redefinition of the universe.
It's the redefinition of the universe.
Monotheism and the Redefinition of Divinity in Ancient Israel.
All this means is a redefinition of that identity.
Redefinition of the purposes of schooling and curriculum reform;
Towards Redefinition of Parenthood(BLU, February 1998).
Ii. Redefinition of attitudes regarding gender within the military;
This in turn requires redefinition of roles and a process redesign.
More than 100 were replaced as a result of post redefinition.
Many of the benchmarks in the report are based on this redefinition.
(i) Redefinition of aid methodologies to include integration-oriented programmes and priorities.
Three specific propositions concerning the redefinition of mercenaries were laid out.
Redefinition of cooperation between UN and AU as regards common interests;
Strengthening and redefinition of priority areas in forest science is needed.