Examples of using Shared experience in English and their translations into Arabic
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They also shared experience with government-worker partnerships in Italy to protect ports from toxic releases from shipping.
And as I rounded that corner, they all came at me in a wave of shared experience.
And then once it became a shared experience, it was funny
Growth in South-South aid for trade was welcomed as a source of financial resources and also of shared experience.
We wish to recall that the scales of assessment are the incremental result of our shared experience and common understanding.
It referred to the shared experience of racism, oppressive colonialism and of non-selectivity and non-politicization of human rights values.
Belly always theorized that the Cortexiphan children would share a psychic link a deep emotional bond because of their shared experience.
The results of the shared experience confirmed that such cooperation strengthened peaceful relations and provided a shared vision of the problems and solutions.
A new shared experience will be a honeymoon highlight as memories are created together and the possibility of a new hobby to share emerges.
I think the thing that can really make a date stand out is the shared experience you have together, and the connection this brings.
The Group shared experience on measures to enhance and refine licensing and export controls in order to meet current and emerging proliferation challenges.
They noted the importance of a sound procedural legal framework to address the backlog of cases and the benefits of shared experience on the matter.
I hope that our shared experience and the conclusions we reach will also be reflected in the outcome document of the summit in September.
Just maybe, this shared experience of awe would help heal our divisions, get us to treat each other just a bit more humanely.
Emphasis was thus placed on education, training and institutional strengthening, and the benefits of shared experience and expertise among small island developing States was highlighted.
From dusty soccer fields to the Olympic stage, people from diverse backgrounds, religions, cultures and races can join together in a common cause, in a shared experience.
Shared experience of inclusive public spaces by different age groups serves to promote and strengthen civil society and encourage children to recognize themselves as citizens with rights.
One delegate shared experience in implementing measures to support youth entrepreneurship, notably the best practice programme of Mexico, Innovalab, to promote youth employment by enhancing entrepreneurial skills.
The Committee shared experience in providing training and outreach, particularly in relation to induction briefings for senior management on ethical culture and leadership and in developing a common elearning platform.
What she did not know, was how that shared experience would soon leave her family and over 120,000 Japanese Americans alienated from their country, both socially and physically.