Examples of using Narrower in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
During the actual protest, the normal preoccupation about law and order by State agents should, as far as possible, give way to the narrower focus of preserving the peace, and protecting people and property against harm.
The HR Committee recommended that Chile amend Act No. 18.314 and adopt a narrower definition of crimes of terrorism, so as to ensure that it is not applied to individuals for political,
Accordingly, a number of States supported a narrower obligation, such as imposing the duty to prosecute only where extradition was denied on grounds of nationality
The study showed that in the sector as a whole, and in particular BNCR, although women had a considerable presence, their salaries were consistently lower than the salaries received by men, even though the gap is narrower overall.
After this evolution, the differences are narrower than two years ago, notwithstanding the significant gaps that remain with respect to two difficult issues, namely nuclear disarmament and PAROS.
While natural leadership, namely the programming of the processes of creation, the reception of the varieties of art and shaping them with help of elementary logic, addresses a narrower understanding of the things that come only through practice and experience.
Narrower than normal.
Stacking in narrower channels.
Just make it narrower.
Narrower pulse width and.
Narrower molecular weight distribution.
Narrower traces could be magnetic.
Narrower tolerances can also be offered.
Everything tightens up, gets narrower.
The river is narrower at Abbeville.
Highways could not become narrower.
Narrower spreads usually signify high liquidity.
Why Not Use a Narrower Aperture?
Calvarium burn has a much narrower diameter.
We go narrower and we go deeper.