Examples of using Alluded in English and their translations into Arabic
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resources in both the private and public spheres, with a corresponding reduction of social recognition for and trust in the public sector, as alluded to above.
It underlined that the international reports, including the latest concluding observations of this Committee, alluded to the problem of torture in police stations, but did not indicate that torture was endemic in the prison system.
During the early consideration in the Commission, references to the provisional entry into force of a treaty typically also alluded to the conditions under which the treaty would enter into force on a provisional basis.
Poorly: speaks with the sense of taste by means of the more prominent and lesser palatine waterways(regularly these trenches emerge from the one channel, alluded to as either the more noteworthy palatine channel
Similarly alluded to as fasciculus obliquus 5.
You have also alluded to that fact.
Web chatter alluded to his forming a cell.
The President alluded to it here a few days ago.
Are you the greater threat that the Espheni alluded to?
Are there two"L's" in"alluded"?
The Natural one that I alluded to earlier is absolutely fantastic.
All the countries alluded to by the European Union were developing countries.
Here and there alluded to as the sub-par glenohumeral ligament complex 4.
I'm also mindful of the hypocrisy Mr Shore alluded to earlier.
The initiatives and other factors alluded to above are as follows.
The representative of Israel alluded to this coordination in his statement earlier today.
Member States alluded to the relationship of the Security Council to the General Assembly.
Despite the progress in disarmament to which I alluded earlier, much remains to be done.
During the bilateral contacts, some delegations alluded to some other articles of the draft convention.
The Prime Minister alluded to the fact that I had broken the laws of the country.