Examples of using Newly in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
A large number of newly graduated students and high-school graduates have emigrated.
Yes, ms. Newly.
Regina newly.
The proceedings resumed with the newly composed bench on 15 April 2002.
His alibi checks out, and Barry Newly is legit.
Good night, miss Newly.
I really wish I could help you, miss Newly.
We are proud supporters of the Impact Investing Institute, Principles for Responsible Investment(PRI), and the Financial Times' newly launched Moral Money.
(e) Ensuring that the newly privatized entities fulfil their environmental responsibility, namely protecting diversity and the environment in general;
UNMIS will also support the newly appointed Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Sudan, whose mandate was established by the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 2005/82 of 21 April 2005.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines welcomes the representatives of the States newly admitted to membership of the United Nations, namely, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Eritrea, the Principality of Monaco, and Andorra.
The Board recommends that UNRWA implement the asset module included in the newly acquired financial management system as a matter of urgency in order to rectify the deficiencies in the management and control of fixed assets.
In this context, the dissolution of the USSR and the threat of the spread of nuclear weapons was a turning point for the international community and a crucial test for those newly independent States that inherited nuclear weapons.
We therefore support the expansion and full implementation of the Mogadishu Stabilization and Recovery Plan for enhancing the safety and security and economic opportunities and basic services to the population in Mogadishu and the newly liberated areas.
The continuation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is contrary to the Peace Agreement, as is the reference to crucial issues of foreign economic policy in the newly adopted Law on the Senate of the Republika Srpska.
Newly born.
Newly registered.
Newly married.
Newly Installed Systems.
Newly Rehabilitated Centres.