Examples of using To be exchanged in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
The rollers are made of ABS95 plastic, so the brushes are easy to be exchanged.
Usually, they were told that they were going to be exchanged for prisoners of war.
It became obvious that these persons were being held as hostages in order to be exchanged.
In recent years several international legal instruments have established detailed rules on the type of information to be exchanged.
The girl's supposed to be exchanged for $5 million, which her father is willing to pay.
The customer shall hand over the winning coupon at the Customer Service desk, to be exchanged for the prize.
VIP invitation(to be exchanged for a VIP card with additional 10% discount on purchases in participating boutiques).
VIP invitation(to be exchanged for a VIP card with additional 10% discount on purchases in participating boutiques).
People were abducted for ransom, for forced labour and to be exchanged for fighters held by the Ukrainian authorities.
The Chair invited the Working Group to capitalize on the wealth of information to be exchanged at the meeting.
In the absence of agreement to the contrary, aquifer States are not required to process the data and information to be exchanged.
(b) The information to be exchanged should be relevant both to the agenda of the Commission and to regional priorities.
VIP invitation(to be exchanged for a VIP card that offers an additional 10% discount on purchases in participating boutiques).
In particular, it is of utmost importance to avoid treating migrants as goods to be exchanged or, even worse, as criminals.
The types of information to be exchanged with regards to smuggling of migrants are explained in Article 10 of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol.
CBK permitted third issue currency that was not cancelled during the occupation period to be exchanged for the new fourth issue until 30 September 1991.
These arrangements can be achieved through the careful definition of the types of information to be exchanged as well as through appropriate restrictions on access to exchanged information.
Commodity or value-based voucher- transfer of paper or electronic vouchers to be exchanged for specific goods