Examples of using Be argued in English and their translations into Arabic
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It may be argued that this standstill is a reflection of broader problems in multilateral diplomacy.
(vi) in the event of some power readying a nuclear weapon for a strike, it may be argued that a pre-emptive strike is necessary for self-defence.
It could be argued that resort should not be had to the preparatory work,
It can be argued that developing countries are the leaders for their own development policies, and that forest programmes do not receive priority compared to other needs.
It cannot be argued that the resources available to address this urgent task are insufficient.
Furthermore, it could be argued that each new channel
In general, it can be argued that the 2011 input-based approach was the best possible and most achievable option, given the limited availability of data, as it is less costly than some of the other options.
So, based on information from numerous medical reference books, it can be argued that true vertigo- A condition in which to create the visual illusion that the objects around us to quickly move around the circle.
Ms. BOSS(United States of America) said that where sender and recipient were set up to transfer rights through electronic messaging it could be argued that there was already implicit agreement to send and receive messages.
It can be argued that youth mobilization at the local level benefits the environment and forests within the geographical boundaries
Until now, it could be argued that the eurozone did not have a common fiscal agency that could represent common eurozone interests. But this has changed with the creation of a European rescue fund
In fact, it could be argued that new“leap-frogging” may become possible. As experience in the telecommunications sector shows,
defining what is meant by" specified reservations". Indeed, such a definition has important consequences for the applicable legal regime, as it can legitimately be argued that reservations which are not" specified" must pass the test of compatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty.
Well, it will be argued regardless.
It can thus be argued that.
It could also be argued that it was not desirable.
It can't be argued by reason.
Why can't it be argued that?
Nor should it ever, be argued as offensive.
Could be argued that all of life is one great coincidence.