Examples of using Even in the event in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It is well recognized that consular relations may continue even in the event of war or severance of diplomatic relations.
Keep all your company data safe and protected even in the event of lost or stolen devices
Even in the event that a crack appeared, a person may not feel anything until the bone tissue is damaged.
Even in the event of dramatic changes, they are unlikely to return to their places of origin on their own.
This layer will continue to hold the glass together even in the event of objects passing through or striking the glass.
Third, UNICEF had to take measures to ensure the continuity of its programmes even in the event of a human pandemic.
And the mobility assistant ensures that you always remain mobile even in the event of a service, repair work
They also provide redundant building systems that allow the full functioning of communication and system controls even in the event of equipment failure.
Yes, and even in the event that we could coordinate the release of these prisoners, the diplomatic feat required will take days.
Under the law, in the case of registered marriages women had full legal competence, regardless of age, even in the event of divorce.
Thus, even in the event of complete utility failure, a number of vital activities, such as meetings of the Security Council, would be maintained.
They are unlikely to return to their places of origin, even in the event of dramatic changes
With the use of soft wings the risk of injury or damage is minimized, even in the event of a visitor running into the closed retractable barrier.
Now many women of fashion with pleasure choose for themselves a fashionable frame with transparent glasses even in the event that they do not need correction of sight.
Separate data storage thanks to advanced encryption techniques that allow aliases, boosting security because users cannot be identified even in the event of a security breach;
These operators are fail-safe by design which means they are capable of responding to an alarm signal to close the door even in the event of a power failure.