Examples of using Fore in English and their translations into Hindi
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UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore noted that''UNICEF backpacks have always been a symbol of hope and childhood possibility.
bushy tail, long fore claws, and distinctively colored pelage.
The Indian elephant has five polished hoof- like nails on the fore feet and four on the hind feet.
Question: In a move to improve communication with inmates and bring their hidden talents to the fore, which jail authorities have launched an FM radio service,‘Antarvani'?
UN chief Antonio Guterres has appointed former senior US government official Henrietta H Fore as the new executive director of UNICEF.
The book‘The Accidental Prime Minister‘ by policy analyst& top bureaucrat Sanjay Baru brought to the fore that Sonia and her son Rahul were the primary decision makers
First discovered among the Fore people of the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, kuru(“shaking death”)
with clamping plates and use a pair of gripping bars to clamp the specimen at a distance of 70mm(toward the fore part) from the clamping plate, then flex it repeatedly.
Unicef Executive Director Henrietta Fore said:“The report makes it clear,
this alliance will bring some of those complexities to the fore, muddying waters
(Hind)sight is about systematically understanding the past,(in)sight is about systematically understanding the true nature of the present, and(fore)sight is about systematically understanding the future.”.
UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said that the report made clear“without the shadow of a doubt,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on the two-day visit to Sri Lanka which is a sign of“strong relationship” between the two countries and brings to the fore the shared heritage of Buddhism.
on the receiver- to attach calimitar optics, on the fore and trunk from below, you can fix the flashlight
that I didn't quite care fore Pink Floyd.
UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore noted that while increasing numbers of children are living longer, better
Remember, once you drawn down, using a 2% per trade method, your risk each trade will be smaller, there fore, your rate of recovery on profits is slower and hinders the traders effort.
these media houses but has also brought to the fore the fact that in a technology-driven age an agenda can find a mobile app a very effective medium to reach out to millions of users.
Kusile coal-fired plants, which are between five and ten years behind schedule, brings to the fore the need to concentrate on the provision of clean green renewable energy rather than traditional‘dirty' energy options.
Every child has a right to a name, a nationality and a legal identity, so any improvement in increased registration levels is welcome news," Fore said, adding,"But as we have just marked the 30th anniversary of these rights- as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child- we must not stop until every child is counted.".