Examples of using With the aftermath in English and their translations into Arabic
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On the fate of political prisoners, he reported that there had been no recent long-term imprisonment on political grounds, which was a possible sign of improvement in comparison with the aftermath of the 2010 presidential election.
Cuba was working with Ukraine to deal with the aftermath of the accident at Chernobyl.
It will enable us to join our efforts to deal with the aftermath.
For the past year or more Rwanda has tried to grapple with the aftermath of genocide.
While these are not costly in comparison to dealing with the aftermath of conflict, they require readily available resources.
that the government has not done enough to deal with the aftermath of the June 2010 violence.
United Nations agencies rapidly deployed a coordinated emergency response to assist the authorities in coping with the aftermath.
Efforts have been organized and are being implemented in the scientific field to deal with the aftermath of the Chernobyl accident.
Serve as a window to provide rapid financing to cope with the aftermath of extreme climate events, including a compensation mechanism.
which would deal with the aftermath of Chernobyl, among other tasks.
China appreciated the steps taken by the States concerned to deal with the aftermath, including the payment of compensation and the strengthening of security.
Large-scale measures were taken to deal with the aftermath at the nuclear power plant itself, decontaminate the areas adjacent to it and evacuate the population.
Those participating in the meeting appeal to all States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States to provide Tajikistan with assistance in dealing with the aftermath of the conflict.
A team from the Commission ' s field office in Cyprus visited Baghdad to deal with the aftermath of the bombing, including processing the necessary paperwork for insurance and other benefits.
Those organizations were heavily occupied with emergency relief efforts immediately after the Israeli aggression against Lebanon in July 2006 and most are still fully engaged in dealing with the aftermath.
This uneven threat to economic security from natural hazards reflects the difficulties experienced by households, communities and Governments in preparing for them, mitigating their impact and coping with the aftermath.
ways of drawing attention to the need to prevent suffering, and apply funds for that purpose, rather than simply deal with the aftermath of a disaster.
There is an existing mechanism of eight battalions of paramilitary forces equipped as specialist search and rescue teams, which has been extremely useful in dealing with the aftermath of the tsunami.