Examples of using An affront in English and their translations into French
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Don't you see what an affront it is, to divide people up like that?
Since racist defamation may be deemed an affront to human dignity, it infringes the principle of the protection of the person recognized in civil law.
An affront to an individual's religion was an affront to the religion itself
It called these scourges"an affront and a scandal to humanity"
Reaffirms that all Islamophobic acts constitute an affront to human dignity
Extreme poverty constitutes an affront to human dignity
These triple challenges are an affront on human dignity
His brother Joe considered this defeat an affront to the family honour and hammered Withers 30-1 in the very next round.
cultural rights must be seen as an affront to human dignity.
The failure to comply with the obligation to establish the circumstances of the acknowledged extrajudicial death of an individual is an affront to human dignity.
Brazil shares the view of Secretary-General Kofi Annan that extreme poverty is an affront to humanity.
as a terrorist organization, was an affront.
The author affirms that banning him from working has had an adverse effect on his life and represents an affront to his dignity.
My Nanna once offered me $200 to shave my father's sideburns in his sleep because apparently they were an affront to his upbringing.
The behaviour of the Mugabe regime is an assault on its people and an affront to the principles of the Universal Declaration.
Also, traditional forms of marriage in some societies are an affront to women's status.
For some, merely the question of whether it is justified to treat plants morally is an affront to“common sense”.
which is an affront to human dignity
This was considered an affront for a"djouad", but was accepted by Abdesselem Mokrani as a means of blocking the advances of his cousin Ahmed Mokrani who was extending his alliances and influence.
the south has been an affront to the global public conscience
