Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

anchored in the overarching need to protect the people..

Persian (Farsi) translation:

ارتباطی عمیق/نزدیک با نیاز فراگیر حفاظت از مردم/افراد دارد

Added to glossary by Armineh Johannes
Aug 11, 2010 18:31
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ارتباطی عمیق/نزدیک با نیاز فراگیر حفاظت از مردم/افراد دارد

be anchored in sth: to be strongly connected with a particular issue (Longman Dic. of Contemporary English)
overarching: all-embracing/including everyone

Therefore, I think this part of the sentence can be translated as:
.اما همواره ارتباطی عمیق/نزدیک با نیاز فراگیر حفاظت از مردم دارد...

HTH

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Maybe the following equivalent can be used as well:

.همواره متکی به نیاز فراگیر حفاظت از مردم/افراد است...
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اما در نیاز عمده/فراگیر به حفظ افراد/مردم تثبیت شده است

تثبیت شده در نیاز عمده به حفظ افراد
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تثبيت شده است تا براي حفظ مردم به آن نيازعمده‌اي وجود دارد

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برای محافظت از مردم، متوقف شده است

"anchored in something" means stopped because of that something.
The author is trying to say that it is not hard to accomplish his objectives with the use of force (a military respective), but he is not doing so, as it is needed to protect the people.

The whole Paragraph will be:
از دیدگاه نظامی می توانیم این موضوع را از طریق اعمال تاکتیک های ضدشروشی در جنوب و شرق حل و فصل کنیم، ولی برای محافظت از جان مردم، این کار را انجام نمی دهیم / این کار را متوقف کرده ایم.


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To anchor: To drop an anchor.
An anchor: A heavy object placed in water in order to hold boats in place.

Thus, it is definitely used to stop things/actions.
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اما ریشه در نیاز مبرم به حفاظت از مردم نیز دارد

On the one hand, I believe both "rooted in" and "anchored in" have the same meaning and the author has chosen two synonyms only to avoid repetition; so, here we can use سرچشمه/منبع آن در ... بودن for "rooted in" and ریشه در ... داشتن for "anchored in". A translation of the whole sentence:

که سرچشمه/منشأ آن در شرق و غرب است اما ریشه در نیاز مبرم به حفاظت از مردم نیز دارد.

On the other, as this "anchored in" may also mean "be stopped by", we can also say:

که البته نیاز مبرم به حفاظت از مردم موجب محدودیت در آزادی عمل شده است

I think reading the whole text enables one to determine which of the above is more appropriate.
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بر پایه نیاز آشکاری که به حفاظت از افراد وجود دارد، استوار است


"to anchor sth in sth" = "to firmly base sth on sth"
"to be anchored in sth" = "to be firmly based on sth" = "استوار بودن بر پایه چیزی"

Example:
Her novels are anchored in everyday experience.
.رمان های او بر پایه تجربیات روزمره استوار است
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همواره پیوندی عمیق با نیاز مبرم و فراگیر به حفاظت از مردم دارد

If something is anchored in something or to something, it has strong links with it: ارتباطی تنگاتنگ/پیوندی عمیق داشتن

Examples:
A united Germany must be firmly anchored in NATO if Europe is to remain stable.
His basic outlook remains anchored in the liberal tradition.


overarching: affecting or including everything, and therefore very important

rooted in the soutH and east but anchored always in the overarching need to protect the people: که ریشه در جنوب و شرق اما همواره پیوندی عمیق با نیاز مبرم و فراگیر به حفاظت از مردم دارد
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agree Farzad Akmali
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agree Reza Rostamzadeh Khosroshahi
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agree Ahmad Kabiri
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agree Fereidoon Keyvani
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agree Farokh Bastan
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