Examples of using Had changed 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
In its first report(S/2004/679), the Monitoring Team observed that the sanctions imposed by the Security Council had lost some of their effect because the nature of the threat from the Taliban and Al-Qaida had changed.
speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that information and communication technology was increasingly employed in all transport and logistics services and had changed the way of working of all operators.
Still, the case concerning Certain Questions of Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters(Djibouti v. France), to which the Special Rapporteur had referred, suggested that the Court ' s stance on the question of immunity had changed somewhat.
However, in the same year he accepted a post of professor of mathematics at Washington University, St Louis, which was founded in 1853 as Eliot Seminary but had changed its name to Washington University in 1857.
A closer look at some of the major events that had changed the course of these peoples might help.
He asked what the current situation was concerning the level of information among the population of the Territory about matters of self-determination, what had changed in that respect since 1993 and what work was planned in that respect.
Aaron had changed.
Times had changed.
Nothing had changed.
Everything had changed.
She had changed.
He had changed.
David had changed.
No. Things had changed.
But Rosalia had changed.
Yet things had changed.
But nothing had changed.
So she had changed.
And people had changed.
But things had changed.