Examples of using Due to a number in English and their translations into Arabic
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But we know that it is due to a number of diamonds taken out familial off.
Proceedings were significantly delayed in 2003 due to a number of difficulties with the defence team.
This could be due to a number of reasons including grinding of teeth, decay or sensitivity.
The complainant explains that this was due to a number of reasons, primarily financial and psychological.
Delay in the expected delivery date of the trial judgement is due to a number of factors.
Illiteracy and dropout rates among Dalits are very high due to a number of social and physical factors.
This is due to a number of reasons, including an uncertainty as to the definition of informal work.
To some extent, this is due to a number of constraints that prevent trade from delivering a development outcome.
This is due to a number of challenges facing this sector, including inadequate electricity supply in the State Party.
Adherents of one theory argue that the origin of viruses occurs spontaneously and is due to a number of factors.
However, it will be even more difficult for beginning businessmen to do this due to a number of restrictions.
It was released on Github on October 2011 and was warmly embraced by crypto-enthusiasts due to a number of factors.
This is due to a number of opportunistic infections that attacked and killed her husband in a period of five months.
This is in part due to a number of advantages diesel powered generators have over petrol
This was due to a number of increases in regular contributions from major donors(which offset reductions by other donors).
These sinister developments, which have dramatically continued up to the present, are indeed due to a number of factors.
The Committee was informed that the decision to maintain a contingent staff in Nairobi was due to a number of factors.
Re-routing is a common occurrence in air transport due to a number of events such as congestion of traffic and weather conditions.
This was due to a number of decreases in regular contributions from major donors and the fluctuation of United Nations exchange rates.
This may be due to a number of factors, including historical, geographical and political factors and tensions over land and territory.