Examples of using From elsewhere in English and their translations into Arabic
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We do not check if someone has copied parts of his school from elsewhere.
The warlords and businessmen, however, also buy weapons from elsewhere in the world.
As a manager, it is not always easy to ask for help from elsewhere.
It would be in perpetuity unless it was exchanged for emission reduction credits from elsewhere.
Transfer as much data from elsewhere to your newly hosted website, all for free.
It comes from road traffic, and is not imported very much into cities from elsewhere.
exporter could allow minerals from elsewhere to be added.
Settlers said they had all built their houses themselves and had received no help from elsewhere.
The television programme contained speculation that the shots might have come from elsewhere in the Square.
Like magnets they attract resources and people from elsewhere until congestion or pollution halts the process.
But they also knew that it was more than we who came from elsewhere in the country.
so you will have to get these from elsewhere.
Young people in Kenya, and indeed many from elsewhere in our region, face many challenges.
While such attacks on groups are primarily concentrated in Republika Srpska, there are similar reports from elsewhere.
Nevertheless, the traditional model of capacity-building ignored existing capacities and merely imported and applied knowledge from elsewhere.
This rebalancing would be achieved by repatriating an equivalent number of troops from elsewhere in the mission area.
Creatine causes muscles to draw water in from elsewhere in the body, which can lead to dehydration.
Such efforts might include the involvement of respected persons from elsewhere in Africa or from the broader international community.
After all of our attempts to fix the manufacturing model failed, we thought growth could come from elsewhere.
In 2002, imports of soybeans and derived products from the United States resumed, largely replacing purchases from elsewhere.