Examples of using When we speak in English and their translations into Arabic
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And to find that greatest common factor, now I always put it in quotes when we speak in kind of algebraic terms.
When we speak the truth they say we're fooling them.
Fourthly, when we speak of financing for development, we are referring not only to official assistance
In this new century, when we speak of the international community, it cannot be as a vague platitude or as a faceless scapegoat.
You see, we're often aware of what language does when we speak somebody's language, what it does to connect, what it does to bind.
Normally, when we speak, the brain sends neurosignals through the nerves to your internal speech systems, to activate them and your vocal cords to produce speech.
When we speak about equitable representation, we refer to both non-permanent and permanent membership.
When we speak about Afghanistan, we cannot ignore the issue of drug trafficking.
Thus perhaps we could avoid having to make such a specific reference by handling it the same way as we handled paragraphs 6 and 7, when we speak of.
It bears repeating that when we speak of human rights,
It appears that when we speak we are more intent on letting others know what is on our minds than on being open to what others are trying to convey.
Many people believe intuitively that the body is separated from the brain when we speak about the body movements and that somehow the function of controlling our movements resides in the physical body.
That is the type of exercise we are referring to when we speak of coordinated work with the participation of other relevant actors in order to better understand the Council ' s decision-making processes.
Saying: O our father! We went racing one with another, and left Joseph by our things, and the wolf devoured him, and thou believest not our saying even when we speak the truth.
And when we speak of new initiatives for cooperation, such as those recently announced for the people of Palestine, thought is given not to a global increase in aid
So if you guys catch yourselves using these vague words, like"probably" or"sometimes," try, instead, using numbers, because when we speak in numbers, we know what lands in the other person's brain.
My delegation would like to make it quite clear that, when we speak of compliance with and implementation of binding obligations, commitments and agreed steps, we do so in the context of both nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation.
When we consider the increased frequency and intensity of storms, let us remember the families that will lose their homes and their possessions, and when we speak about sea-level rises, let us remember the bonds of family, community and nationhood that will be irreversibly broken.
Where do we look when we speak?
