Examples of using Stem from in English and their translations into Arabic
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Slovenia believes that our future assistance and support with respect to mine action should also stem from lessons learned in implementing national and regional approaches.
It makes use of exhaust stem from preheater outlet(300-330)
In this connection, Liechtenstein is strongly against liberalization of the drug market and stands in solidarity with the international community in combating the international flows that stem from drug-trafficking.
In order to carry out this programme, the Government has set up coordination structures and machinery at the national and local levels that stem from a decentralized and participatory concept.
Other Assets is applicable only to activities that stem from or originate in the commission of an offence, as set forth in article 2 of the Act.
Participatory and democratic processes that stem from the grass roots and are needs-based ensure that genuine concerns are put on the table for Governments to take further action for the common good.
Any change in the ceiling should therefore stem from the analysis of reliable and verifiable data and must have the full support of all Member States.
While low project delivery could emanate from entirely valid causes, the Board would be concerned about low project delivery reflected in low delivery rates which stem from a combination of the following factors.
It must stem from a balanced treatment of the various elements of armaments
Failure to meet development goals is unacceptable because such failures stem from the inequitable distribution of resources rather than lack of resources, a problem which is also linked to the inadequate representation of developing States, civil society and marginalized groups in international financial institutions and similar failings in governance at the national and local levels.
simplistic solutions should be discarded, that the expansion of privileges for a minority is not acceptable, and that the new system which may stem from this exercise should recognize the fact that democratization in international relations is a reality which should be appropriately reflected in the United Nations over the next 50 years.
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These objectives stem from the convention.
Its far-reaching implications stem from globalization.
And choices always stem from beliefs.
Because we all stem from Africa.
These multifaceted problems stem from multiple causes.
Much of which stem from the fact.
Their delusional attachments stem from isolation and loneliness.
Its urgency and timeliness stem from various sources.