Examples of using Tragedy in English and their translations into Urdu
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Political tragedy in Brazil.
Everyone understood that the program could not afford another tragedy.
And that's a real American tragedy.
It is a tragedy for the families, for the club, and also for us because we are a part of the city.".
After the tragedy, the company halted testing of its self-driving cars on roads in North America.
Today, tomorrow and into the future, let us continue to stand together in stamping out the hate-filled ideologies that led to last Friday's terrible tragedy.
So, a tragedy to the commons means that we are on an inevitable path to destruction.
If he's got nothing to hide, then why hasn't he been seen since the day of this tragedy?
wish for the wellbeing of the 1492 injured and hope that people of Turkey will recover from this tragedy soon.
In 1990, the Circassians designated the 21st of May as the national Day of Mourning, on which they commemorate the tragedy of the nation.
Happens on a daily basis in this country and as much of a tragedy as it is to.
I said to myself, I saw so much tragedy, so much hate, and it's not about saving Jews. It's not about saving Muslims.
Why are the international organizations and rulers of Islamic countries, especially Saudi Arabia, remaining silent before such vicious atrocities and approving this tragedy with their silence?
The tragedy killed one of the experimental rocket plane's co-pilots
And instead of having a small change to the resource, you will see we have an enormous change, and that enormous change can be a tragedy because we can destroy the resource.
Turkey objects to the presentation of the 1915 incidents as a“genocide,” rather calling them a tragedy in which both Turks and Armenians suffered casualties in the heat of World War I.
The moment of tragedy and darkness will come: tremors, earthquakes and tidal waves. Human beings will become mentally unbalanced, because they will not be able to eat or sleep. In the face of danger, they will throw themselves over the precipice en masse, completely mad.'.
In addition, the report stated that Russia did not provide adequate medical aid to the hostages after its rescue effort and failed to conduct an effective investigation of the tragedy.
Stephen Wright, whose brother Graham, 17, died in the tragedy, said:“The evidence over the past two years has been overwhelming, yet South Yorkshire Police and their senior officers have tried to look truth in the eye and deny responsibility and shift blame on to others.”.
French tragedies and critics.