Examples of using Could involve in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It was agreed that work to be carried out by the Working Group could involve consideration of several topics in parallel as well as preliminary discussion of the contents of possible uniform rules on certain aspects of the above-mentioned topics.
Such theft and the consequent passing along of or sale of information could involve several individuals and often meant that no one person had committed all the elements of the crime.
The work could take the form initially of a colloquium to discuss the nature of the work or could involve a detailed study of available mechanisms, their shortcomings and the possible approaches to addressing the problems in the area.
Improving market access for Africa's exports and investing in business skills and access to information technology among students are relevant areas, which could involve the local private sector.
I could involve your brother.
These could involve the whole international community.
I could involve the police in this conversation.
Yet another approach could involve increasing the resource focus on research.
Mediation cases are often complex and could involve extensive multiparty negotiations.
Such programmes could involve some of the ocean rim countries.
Like"kick your butt" could involve no kicking whatsoever.
Further supply arrangements could involve the IAEA under modalities worthwhile exploring.
These processes could involve multiple stakeholders, including scientific and academic communities.
In general, only relationships regulated by international law could involve breaches of international obligations.
This could involve undertaking case studies, as well as studies of specific sectors.
(ii) Could involve bringing explosives into an insecure operational area;
An integrated approach to employment could involve a number of actions, such as.
(i) This could involve removing protection for domestic coal producers and national electricity supply industries;
The CHAIRMAN said that the differences of opinion referred to could involve either category of experts.