Examples of using The sentiments in English and their translations into Arabic
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in capital inflows but also occurrences of volatility, owing to abrupt shifts in the sentiments of external investors.
Some delegations expressed support for the proposal, agreeing with the sentiments of the sponsor delegation, in particular that it should be considered without a linkage to the ongoing discussions on the draft comprehensive convention.
May I reiterate the sentiments of the Secretary-General at the meeting of the Pacific Forum leaders in Niue, expressed in a statement delivered on his behalf, that" climate change is not science fiction… it is real and present".
The sentiments are interesting.
My Government endorses the sentiments expressed in the resolution.
The sentiments of those parents are just like yours.
The sentiments were very different, I assure you!
The sentiments of a great many of us, sir.
I'm trying to convey the sentiments of everyone here.
I believe I express the sentiments of my colleagues worldwide.
Canadians entirely subscribe to the sentiments that were there expressed.
You cannot understand the sentiments that bind Miss Macintosh and me.
I echo the sentiments expressed here today by Mayor Bowron.
Venezuela aligned itself with NAM and reiterated the sentiments expressed by Cuba.
Are these the sentiments of a man who still loves a woman?
So what Lucilla may actually represent is the sentiments of the traditional aristocracy.
These are the sentiments of someone that's been away from home.
Mr. Khan(Pakistan) echoed the sentiments expressed by the representative of Morocco.
Cuba shares the sentiments which prompted the effort to establish minimum humanitarian standards.