Examples of using Having passed in English and their translations into Arabic
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some of the Bosniacs who survived the six-day march through the forest explained how, having passed the first Serb cordon, they encountered a second cordon near the village of Krizavići.
There were no responses containing information on States having passed explicit laws requiring consideration of the Declaration when new laws, policies or other measures are being devised.
No responses contained information on State having passed explicit laws requiring the Declaration to be considered when devising new laws, policies or other measures.
when a terrorist of Lebanese nationality carried out an attack on board a regular flight to Chad after having passed through our country, the Central African Republic.
But having passed.
Carmen Miranda having passed on.
Number having passed the basic certificate.
Having passed the path of glory I. M.
Congratulations, Keita, for having passed the entrance exam.
Look, my dreams having passed through your dreams…".
Back you can already go down on foot, having passed all fourteen gates.
Having passed all the clues, the friend will find his gift.
Having passed 2.6mpa air tightness test, the coil satisfies the requirements for tightness.
Having passed the threshold of required ratifications it has entered into force on 5 May 2013.
Having passed this exam makes it easier for you to live and work in the Netherlands.
Having passed through destructive wars, mankind has come to the need for mutual understanding and compromise.
Arrest and detention of Commander Makelele Kabunda for having passed a document to the Special Rapporteur.
Another 1,503(271 women) are provisionally certified(having passed the provisional certification course)
In northern districts, any person suspected of having passed on information about military abuses is arrested and tortured.
Jordan reported having passed Labour Law, No. 8/1996, which seeks to promote the social and economic integration of documented migrants.