Examples of using Had put 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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pointed out that the worldwide consensus that knowledge was the key to development had put science and technology at the centre of the development debate.
Ms. Takahashi(Norway) said that the number of urgent mandates arising from resolutions of the Human Rights Council had increased in recent years, while follow-up decisions by the Council had put considerable strain on the resources of OHCHR.
He said that while the renewed visibility of ISIL had put the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic back in the public eye,
Introducing the item, the Co-Chair recalled that at the thirty-second meeting of the Openended Working Group the European Union had put forward a draft decision with a view to reducing the burden of clarifying discrepancies between reports of imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances and helping to identify illegal trade.
Originally, when I had put myself.
Ronnie had put money on that match!
On top, she had put two books.
This longing I had put to sleep.
Good thing she had put out those cookies.
Siddhartha had put his faith in two gurus.
Destiny had put together two strange soul- mates.
Dad had put the house up for sale.
Like someone had put a bullet in my back.
LAD had put a righteous face to it.
If I had put a chest tube in right away.
But the masseur had put everybody to the ground.
I thought somebody had put a refrigerator on your butt.
The vicious chop had put Hammond back in the lead.
In particular, one person had put it forward.
Laughs Someone had put them on some potatoes or something.