Examples of using It can be argued in English and their translations into Arabic
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So, based on information from numerous medical reference books, it can be argued that true vertigo- A condition in which to create the visual illusion that the objects around us to quickly move around the circle.
It can be argued that it thereby usefully qualifies the“circumstances precluding wrongfulness” in articles 29 to 34- although whether it is equally applicable to each of those circumstances is a question to which it will be necessary to return.
It can be argued that dysentery is a diseasedirty hands.
It can be argued that Bell invented the telephone industry.
Of course, it can be argued that it simplifies things, but still.
Definitely it can be argued that polyposis never formed in the cells of healthy tissue.
It can be argued that such a concept is as much subjective as it is objective.
If acrylic bathtub transmits light with a high probability it can be argued that before you fake.
In general, it can be argued that military intelligence was created at one time with the army.
It can be argued that there is hidden gender-based discrimination in Ukraine ' s education system.
Thus, it can be argued that these nations with extraordinary mineral wealth should pursue economic diversification.
It can be argued that a more integrated administrative structure will foster a more integrated programme structure.
It can be argued that there are three categories of public governance:
Indeed, it can be argued that the Organization is less accommodating of young parents, which is certainly counterproductive.
Thus, it can be argued that these nations with extraordinary mineral wealth should take the path of economic diversification.
It can be argued that" degrading living conditions and deprivation of basic needs" fall below this minimum definition.
In this sense, it can be argued that the resources currently devoted to United Nations coordination may not be sufficient.
It can be argued that the penal code affords protection in all cases and in all settings, including the family.
According to this criterion, it can be argued that Protocol II would not apply to the majority of current civil wars.
It can be argued that the most important factor in" lifting performance from good to great" is the people factor.