Examples of using To the conscience in English and their translations into Arabic
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agents and toxins as weapons should be completely excluded, and the conviction that such use would be repugnant to the conscience of humankind.
Finally, the serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law that have occurred in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and that are offensive to the conscience of humankind as a whole must be properly investigated and punished.
Despite repeated calls from the Inter-American Commission, the OAS General Assembly failed to take action until a 1979 resolution on Chile, in which it declared that the" practice of disappearances is an affront to the conscience of the Hemisphere".
One year later, the OAS General Assembly declared in a historic resolution that forced disappearance was" an affront to the conscience of the Hemisphere and constitutes a crime against humanity".
I would like to take this opportunity to appeal to international conscience, and in particular to the conscience of oil-exporting countries, that we may establish a trading system that brings about a reduction in the price of oil and helps to stabilize it.
Poverty is an offence to the conscience of the modern world.
Once again, I appeal to the conscience and sensibility of the international community.
They not only toll for the dead, but also call to the conscience of the living.
This is of concern to the conscience of the people of Burundi and in particular its political figures.
This reform can be introduced to the conscience of individuals by enlightening them about universal oneness and brotherhood.
In conclusion, I appeal to the conscience of all those who have a responsibility for the conduct of world affairs.
This reform can be introduced to the conscience of individuals by awakening one about the universal oneness and brotherhood.
I appeal to the conscience of the world and, especially, of those responsible, to help us remove this danger from our midst.
Appealing to the conscience of his Sahrawi brothers abroad, he called on them to return to their country, Morocco, with their families.
toxin weapons is repugnant to the conscience of mankind.
Our strategy rests upon the main principle of the BWC that the use of biological weapons is repugnant to the conscience of humankind.