Examples of using Common theme in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Society's common theme was to acquire knowledge through experimental investigation.
And that's the other common theme that I see in our stories: change.
The common theme was the sick man of Europe had come to his own end.
You will find this to be a common theme of the design patterns in this book.
A common theme was the expanding use of geographical names data for an increasing range of purposes.
This had not been anticipated in any way as a common theme for refugee adolescents.
Read Brave is a citywide, intergenerational reading program set around a common theme relevant to the city.
If there is a common theme in all of this it is that of unprecedented change and challenge.
Another common theme is mans double nature, the mirror image and the dark side of a good life.
The mix of cloud-based services with on-premise technology is a common theme that can be seen in the industry.
it seems to be a common theme around the house these days.
It's a common theme in science fiction, but migrating to planets beyond our solar system.
The themes for the past two or three tranches reflect certain stabilization around a more consistent common theme.
The concept of nuclear weapons free zones as steps towards a nuclear weapons free world was a common theme.
Indeed, the importance of multilateralism and collective action had been a common theme in the general debate in plenary.
The uneven application of results-based management principles in programming, monitoring and evaluation is a common theme in most ADRs.
They often integrate and honour the poor- they are movements from the margins. This is a common theme.
Development-- particularly of developing countries-- has been the common theme of all the major United Nations conferences and summits.
A common theme expressed by many leading scientists is that few of the known seamounts have been extensively sampled.
But it's a common theme among people who say they have had a near-death experience or an out-of-body experience.