Examples of using Some consider in English and their translations into Arabic
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By themselves friendship bracelets belong to ethnic jewelry, some consider them also to the style of boho-chic.
In 1551 Recorde wrote Pathwaie to Knowledge which some consider an abridged version of Euclid's Elements.
There is also some confusion over the status of Tsengeltiin Jigjidjav- some consider him to have only been acting Prime Minister, while some consider him to have been a full Prime Minister.
Similarly, some consider the United Nations system contribution to South-South activities as TC,
Some consider the nature of the problem poorly understood.
However, some consider this as a very peripheral issue within mine action.
Some consider that the estrogen affects specific tissues, as opposed to all tissues.
In 1890, James Cattell published what some consider the first"mental test".
Some consider, however, that this should be led by the resident coordinator.
Some consider dark thorns to indicate that the cucumber is already old and bitter.
Some consider husk of Mashrook(Excellent Carton)
Some consider this a refreshing and peaceful option rather than the hustle and bustle surrounding hotels in Venice.
Some consider the program a counter to the Chinese-initiated New Silk Road which many countries see as a debt-trap.
Some consider that the most appropriate way to address this issue would be in the context of confidence- building measures.
Some consider secularism a cornerstone of democracy and human progress, while others think religion can never really be separated from politics.
Some consider it to be a legal way to get big gains without using illegal anabolic steroids,
Some consider a unilateral promise to be unnecessary,
Some consider it one of the best brands today, but more consider CrazyBulk's
Testosterone Enanthate is a long-acting depot steroid that is used for ultimate mass and size gains, some consider it the best testosterone available.
Some consider there is no evidence of such discrimination, with banks in the Cook Islands tending to take a very commercial approach to lending.