Examples of using Reworking in English and their translations into Arabic
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A narrow balcony, a complete reworking of it is not possible.
Cleaning and reworking the armature and commutator and setting the end play.
Based on contract bids, KOC also claims US$264,165 for reworking costs.
Reworking, updating and dissemination of CVs in companies in the sector.
Clean and smooth cutting edges, no burrs on the edges, no reworking necessary.
(b) Cleaning, reworking, repair, or rebuilding of electronic components or assemblies;
(b) Cleaning, reworking, repair, or rebuilding of electronic components or assemblies;
It is clear that the current approach with respect to the safe areas requires reworking.
An interesting reworking is rolled out in a room where the guy is rigidly tra.
Trade official said Kirk was not suggesting reworking those deals, which were negotiated by the Bush administration.
Considering each one comes fully built, you can easily adopt the layouts without extensively reworking their underlying structure.
UNCTAD was also in the process of reworking the employment web page to make it more functional and user-friendly.
SMD tweezers: The additional feature is specially designed for SMD chips, SOT, Flat pack ICs' etc. reworking.
Cuba reiterates here today what it expressed at the recent Johannesburg Summit: a reworking of international financial institutions is called for.
If the changes are too great, however, producing a new mold may be more cost-effective than reworking the existing one.
We will try to fix these balancing issues while reworking locations, and will keep them in mind when creating new maps.
In addition, an extensive reworking of UNCTAD ' s website was under way, which should greatly enhance its utility.
A recoloring and reworking of their three top lines, these Nike sneakers
More generally, the Patriarch called for a thorough updating and reworking of the regulations and bylaws governing minority foundations, most dating back to the 1930s.
The timeline also introduces a significant amount of reworking, as the Administration must revisit the assumptions on inflation, currency fluctuations and other factors(recosting) at least four times.