Examples of using That expose in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
What about that expose on citrus fruit in restaurants?
Create feedback loops that expose people to the consequences of their actions.
Never use tyres that expose even a small tread wear indicator.
We have come across clues… that expose their conspiracy to attack many places in Mumbai.
He was convicted of assaulting Daphne Zimmer after she ran that expose on you.
The Fund holds fixed-interest securities that expose the Fund to fair value interest rate risk.
Slum settlements are hazardous environments that expose children to elements that may affect their health.
The broader environment may put children in specific situations that expose them to increase risk.
In addition, pygmies live in highly precarious shelters that expose them to all kinds of weather.
There is a number of factors that expose both men and women with disabilities to a greater risk of violence.
An independent assessment and information security breaches that occurred in 2013 demonstrate significant shortcomings that expose the Organization to an unacceptable level of risk.
(c) Increase efforts to provide career counselling for girls that expose them to options related to non-traditional career paths in science-related professions;
(a) If juveniles are surrounded by conditions that expose them to abuse or threaten their health,
Although still at the level of a Bill, the proposed amendments will have the effect of protecting women from customary practices and beliefs that expose them to discriminatory tendencies.
Yet, the profound structural vulnerabilities that expose women and girls from these communities to trafficking, including statelessness, ethnic targeting and violent repression of their indigenous identity, are not sufficiently acknowledged.
Worse, traditional household insecticides available on the market may contain chemical products that expose your family to many risks and health hazards, as well as their harmful effects on the environment.
Likewise, it prohibits the employment of pregnant women and especially of those who breastfeed children, in activities that expose them to factors and working conditions of high risk for their health.
Industrial, commercial and handicrafts enterprises, farms and forestry sites and their subsidiaries and employers involved in activities that expose workers to the risk of occupational diseases, as defined by legislation relating to compensation for industrial accidents and occupational diseases.
Slum settlements are hazardous environments that expose children to elements that may affect their health; for instance, poor urban children often suffer a disproportionately high incidence of diarrhoeal and respiratory disease than children living in rural or higher-income urban areas.
Slum settlements are hazardous environments that expose children to elements that may affect their health;