Examples of using If allowed in English and their translations into Arabic
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TNC participation, if allowed, could contribute significantly to improving existing infrastructure.
In most countries, fishing and foraging are restricted, if allowed at all.
Conversely, if allowed to, silence mana in spurts, like water from a spring.
Arriving foreigners admitted as trainees(plus their dependants, if allowed).
Actual reversal in current period, meaning with negative posting if allowed by the system.
Arriving foreigners admitted as students(plus their dependants, if allowed).
If allowed a 60-90 minute nap(REM sleep and slow-wave sleep), individuals displayed enhancement.
Arriving foreigners admitted as migrant workers(plus their dependants, if allowed).
You can leave your bag outside your door or with your security(if allowed).
Clark was a full-blown psychopath, and if allowed more time, he would have killed again.
It points out that the delays, if allowed to continue in 2005, will bring about savings.
Whether or not JavaScript popups if allowed shall open in a new tab or in a new window.
This process, if allowed to continue unchecked,
It is argued that the market system, if allowed to work freely, would automatically bring about this result.
The solution, if allowed by the system, is to go to the prompt for customizing request and select own requests > create request.
Solid particles: will seriously damage the system components, if allowed to circulate in the oil, it will play a chain reaction wear.
Free trade was under threat from protectionist tendencies, which if allowed to continue would negatively impact development and the fight against poverty and hunger.
If allowed to continue unabated, NCDs could potentially undermine our labour supply, productivity,
This is to avoid the situation of a fait accompli which, if allowed or condoned, could result in the de facto annexation of land.
The group realized that on certain legal and financial matters, directors might discharge their duties more effectively if allowed access to an independent external source.