Examples of using Idiosyncratic in English and their translations into Arabic
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VI: Appeared versatility Sheikh Abu Nabhan in idiosyncratic diligence in this matter, and not to imitate other scholars.
S Heritage Revival idiosyncratic and configured in terms of supply and output, and place it within the reach of everyone.
He developed an idiosyncratic accent because, as a child, he thought having a Canadian accent did not sound“tough”.
The the idiosyncratic narrower officer of the maxim, it is confined to one jurisprudential theme, combining branches door one jurisprudential.
people who are conscious about their style, sophisticated, idiosyncratic, unadorned, elegant, adorable.
Unity among Muslims demand religious, they leave neurological sectarian, and scientists unite in idiosyncratic rule to serve the Islamic nation.
The fact is, similar to Citroen, that one has to build quite idiosyncratic cars that did not hit every taste.
At the local level in Somalia, idiosyncratic factors combine in various locations to constitute broader threats to peace and security.
It should not be used to give effect to parochial and idiosyncratic tendencies of the courts of the enforcement state".
Or idiosyncratic officer, a narrower base of jurisprudence; because it is limited to one jurisprudential theme, combining branches door jurisprudential and one.
The United Nations system currently needs a better-defined agenda to address both the common and the idiosyncratic challenges that middle-income countries face.
This meant the materials used in the construction would need to be 100% natural whilst also reflecting the client's idiosyncratic requirements.
The book Encyclopedic idiosyncratic(Luminance) Located in twenty-four volumes printed and the Ministry of National Heritage and Culture of the Sultanate of Oman, mostly.
The idiosyncratic logic of classical and historical reality, which will depend on the first team opposition to the legalization of serving launched several problematic.
Nonetheless, formidable challenges remain and daunting idiosyncratic difficulties linger for individual countries in such areas as poverty, health, education and climate change.
In general, Islamic law is applied very strictly and according to an idiosyncratic interpretation in the parts of Afghanistan under the control of the Taliban movement.
In addition to this factor has helped in this way idiosyncratic social worker, goal of prosperity of communities and their culture and the diversity of sciences.
we take the issue of renewal starting statement, then نعرج reality contemporary Omani jurisprudence, and a makeover, and the impact on rationing idiosyncratic.
His high-handed and idiosyncratic editorial policies made the Annals of Mathematics, Princeton's once-tired monthly, into the most revered mathematical journal in the world.
I would wager this is his idiosyncratic way of introducing us as new mission partners.