Examples of using A dependency in English and their translations into Arabic
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(v) A dependency allowance shall be paid in respect of not more than one dependent parent,
Regarding the Health Services Plan of the Family Health Contributory Insurance Scheme, at the end of February 2013, it had 2,708,415 members, of whom 1,249,039 are members and 1,459,376 dependants, with a dependency ratio of 1:17, i.e. 117 dependants for every 100 members.
Is there a dependency on sex toys?
It was probably a dependency of Syracuse.
Microsoft breeds a dependency on their secret software.
I have a project A which is used as a dependency in project B.
Yes, Your Honor, I had a dependency problem, but I never.
You're a dependency. You're a parasite. You don't have anybody.
I suggest a Dependency test to check this candidate's level of vulnerability.
After 1872, the Territory was governed by the United Kingdom as a dependency of Jamaica.
Resisting this task is extremely difficult, for example, as a dependency on it, quite powerful.
The island remained under Admiralty supervision until 1922, when it was made a dependency of St. Helena.
From 1874 to 1959, the Islands were governed by the United Kingdom as a dependency of Jamaica.
From 1874 to 1959, the Turks and Caicos Islands were governed by Britain as a dependency of Jamaica.
In 1863, an act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom made the Cayman Islands a dependency of Jamaica.
As a dependency of the United Kingdom, Anguilla has the status of Overseas Territory in association with the European Union.
Otherwise, the result is likely to be a dependency that perpetuates the emergency situation and a vulnerability to future disasters and crises.
From 1874 to 1959, they were governed by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as a dependency of Jamaica.