Examples of using Understood by 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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But not only the race is understood by the word"rally".
The utility has a standard interface that should be readily understood by all users.
Conceptually, it is necessary to clarify what is understood by income distribution.
I am certain that this is clearly understood by everyone in this Hall today.
Ensure that necessary quality standards are understood by the factory and will be fully implemented.
Questions were asked as to what should be understood by" grave and systematic".
As noted above, the importance of ecosystems has long been understood by fisheries managers.
This is what should be understood by" to the extent of the reservation".
Use simple language that may be easily understood by various age groups and professional segments.
But that this may not be understood by everyone.
English is widely understood by the majority of citizens across the capital
It is not clear in every context what is understood by" invocation of responsibility".
Also, English and French widely spoke and understood by educated classes.
The Committee recommends that the State party pursue its efforts to make the provisions and principles of the Convention widely known and understood by adults and children.
This attraction we can safely assign the first prize in the nomination"The most not understood by the Russians sight-seeing of Tunisia".
It was understood by UNCITRAL that the Convention applies when the law of a Contracting State is the law applicable to the dealings between the parties.
The relation between the two formulations of wave mechanics and matrix mechanics was understood by Schrödinger immediately as this quotation from one of his 1926 papers shows.
In addition, it was understood by all that, after UNCTAD XIII, the Board would resume producing agreed conclusions on the agenda item on LDCs.
UNDP requirements had not been well understood by Governments, and changes in UNDP financial procedures had brought limited improvements;
It was understood by some delegations that paragraph 2 covered special rules under both customary law