Examples of using Harbours in English and their translations into Arabic
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The demonstrations have again shown which side harbours deep-seated hostility and aggressive intentions against the other, and who has been on the defensive in Cyprus since the beginning of the conflict in 1963.
turning it into one of the finest natural harbours in the world.
In harbours everywhere.
National Harbours Board.
The South African Railways and Harbours Union.
These harbours are distributed as follows.
Like many harbours, it's abandoned for the winter.
Harbours are blocked, ships sunk, cranes toppled.
To maintain security and order in harbours and seaports;
Marine navigation Territorial disputes Harbours Oil Railways First World War.
We're fugitives, a danger to anyone who harbours us.
Harbours, Transportation and logistics,
The Harbours Act 1996 imposes restrictions on the entry of nuclear materials and ships into Irish harbours.
Airports and harbours will be closed for both domestic and international travel.
Those fees must be paid by the charterer when entering Greek harbours.
As most fishes, the common pandora harbours a variety of parasites.
(e) Infrastructure planning(harbours, airports, roads etc.);
Security checks are carried out in the country ' s harbours.
The sea is always close and harbours, beaches and Mediterranean atmosphere are everywhere.
Pago Pago has one of the best all-weather deep harbours in the Pacific.