Examples of using Sook in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sook, if there's one thing I learned from my time as QB-1, it's that the best defense is a good offense.
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea) welcomed the 3.7 per cent reduction in the proposed programme budget as compared to the budget outline for 2012-2013.
Shin Sook Ja, a national of the Republic of Korea, is a former nurse who left her country to work in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1970.
Ms Sin Suk Ja(Ms. Shin Sook Ja), the ex-wife of Oh, died of hepatitis that she suffered since the 1980s.
The source also states that Shin Sook Ja was never divorced from her husband and therefore is not an" ex-wife" as mentioned in the Government ' s response.
If I don't seem all that happy, it's only'cause I wish Sook was here.
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea):
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea):
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea):
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea)
Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea),
According to the source, if the Government is claiming that Shin Sook Ja is not being arbitrarily detained and has died, it must provide precise information on the time and place of her death.
The Government responded on 27 April 2012 that Ms Shin Sook Ja had died and that Oh Hae Won and Oh Kyu Won" strongly refuse to deal with Mr. Oh and ask him not to bother them anymore.".
Following a statement by the Co-Chair, H.E. Mr. John Ashe(Antigua and Barbuda), the Preparatory Committee elected, by acclamation, H.E. Mr. Kim Sook(Republic of Korea) as Co-Chair, to complete the unexpired term of H.E. Mr. Park In-kook(Republic of Korea).
According to the complaint received, Mr. Oh, a national of the Republic of Korea, and Shin Sook Ja, left the Republic of Korea to work in the then-Federal Republic of Germany in 1970.
In its comments of 2 May 2012 the source requests further verification of Shin Sook Ja ' s death and the situation of Oh Hae Won and Oh Kyu Won.
concerning Ms. Shin Sook Ja, Ms. Oh Hae Won
In December 1985, Mr. Oh, his wife, Shin Sook Ja, and their daughters, Oh Hae Won and Oh Kyu Won, nationals of the Republic of Korea, were reportedly persuaded by agents of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea to move to that country from the then Federal Republic of Germany, where they had been residing.
The source has put forward a prima facie case that Shin Sook Ja, Oh Hae Won and Oh Kyu Won have been held in detention for many years, without any legal basis justifying their deprivation of liberty and in breach of the international norms relating to the right to a fair trial.
The continued detention of Shin Sook Ja, Oh Hae Won and Oh Kyu Won, being in contravention of articles 8, 9, 10 and 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and articles 9 and 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights is arbitrary.