Examples of using Be deduced in English and their translations into Arabic
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as might be deduced by considering what would likely happen if an unarmed man met a hungry tiger face to face in the primitive forest.
If the Ethiopian authorities are aware that a person with the name of H.K. publishes critical articles, it can be deduced that they would suspect the complainant of being that person if she were to be returned from Switzerland to Ethiopia.
Taking into consideration ongoing discussions on necessary targets for UNCCD implementation at the global and national level, it may be deduced that COP decisions relating to implementation did not have a binding character that would have induced Parties to implement them.
El Salvador fully supports draft article 44, paragraph(2), since, even though it establishes the exhaustion of local remedies as a general admissibility requirement, it can be deduced from its wording and the corresponding commentary that exceptions may be made to this requirement and that it is not enforceable in all cases.
The Court was similarly unconvinced that the existence of such exception in regard to national courts could be deduced from the rules concerning the immunity or criminal responsibility of State officials contained in the legal instruments creating international criminal tribunals, nor in the decisions of international criminal tribunals cited by Belgium.
The lessons of history no longer take centuries to be deduced.
The quality of a shirt can be deduced by examining the following.
From the above definitions, the following definition of accounting can be deduced.
Thus, it cannot be deduced that the army was responsible for the attack.
I think the sum of a person's life can be deduced from its parts.
This may be deduced from what is stipulated in article 97 of the Civil Code.
When the cause for infertility cannot be deduced this is referred to as unexplained infertility.
Nor does it suggest that such licence could in any way whatever be deduced therefrom.
What accumulated in the body for years, can not be deduced within a few days!
Some of these formulas, why you shouldn't memorize them, and they can all be deduced.
For the majority of authors, the right of option can be deduced only from a treaty.
A brief analysis is another important point in which the main idea of the whole project will be deduced.
A measure of violent death(the second level discussed above) can be deduced by combining the two.
A non-refundable administrative fee of €5,500 is to be paid on application, which will be deduced from the contribution.
(7) It may be deduced from the foregoing that an interpretative declaration may in no way modify the treaty provisions.