Examples of using Bunkers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
In a nuclear attack you rent out bunkers.
We're talking roads, palaces, bunkers.
Telšiai fortified region(line from Palanga to Judrėnai, 75 kilometers, 8 centers of resistance, 23 bunkers built and 366 under construction on June 22, 1941).
Sometimes ice, being pure, is polluted in bunkers by bacteria that actively grow at low temperatures.
All the bunkers you considered for the hundred were listed as compromised
Typically, GENCON would purchase a single lot of bunkers from a refinery seller to match the requirements of its ship owner/agent customer.
Canada provided only aggregate(CO2, CH4 and N2O) emissions from international bunkers in CO2 equivalent, and seven Parties provided CO2 emissions only.
Five Parties provided a breakdown into marine and aviation bunkers.
As at 24 June, 591 small T-walls and 268 bunkers had been permitted into the camp.
Associated with such accidents are the risk of oil spills(bunkers or cargo) and the limited technical and financial resources of SIDS to remove sunken or damaged vessels.
Aviation emissions from international bunkers increased by about 48 per cent, while emissions from shipping remained relatively stable.
Of the UK Sales of Goods Act 1979(the SOGA), a PS may also argue that by virtue of the ROT clause in the contract the title to the bunkers has not been passed to the shipowner.
Inventory data submitted by 18 reporting Parties for carbon dioxide(CO2), methane(CH4) and nitrous oxide(N2O), emissions from international bunkers, other GHGs, ozone precursors and sulphur dioxide(SO2) for 1990 and 1995 appear in tables A. 1 to A. 12 in the addendum(document FCCC/SBI/1997/19/Add.1).
Underground bunkers.
Waste International bunkers.
Or in your bunkers.
International bunkers Aviation.
The Civil War bunkers.
Table 1.C- Bunkers.
Personnel and material bunkers.