Examples of using Struggle in English and their translations into Arabic
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Much of the story is based in religious ideas and the general nature of Egyptian society: the divine nature of kingship, the succession from one king to another, the struggle to maintain"maat", and the effort to overcome death.
Bearing in mind the agreements reached by the Heads of State and Government of the Latin American and Caribbean countries in the Caracas Declaration," On the Bicentenary of the Struggle for Independence: Towards the Path of Our Liberators".
It is also intended as a platform for discussion and debate on related issues including: visual culture and politics, media and political struggle, war and memory …etc. that could derive form this poster archive and from contemporary visual production in the Arab world.
In other words, faced with the threat that globalization represents to stability, security and development of the weaker, Chad is waging an out and out struggle to occupy its proper place in the concert of nations.
The Republic of Korea honours the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and the Nazi concentration camps, and we pledge our unwavering support for the struggle to protect the basic human rights and dignity of all mankind.
Fatah Struggle.
Workers Struggle.
Struggle National.
They struggle.
Armed struggle.
National Struggle Front.
The freedom struggle.
Anti-Fascist Struggle Day.
Violent Struggle.
The struggle continued.
Struggle in form.
The Guerrilla Struggle.
Struggle Companies".
Four-and-a-Half-Years of Struggle.