Examples of using Variously in English and their translations into Arabic
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Countries allocate variously regulatory jurisdiction between the institutions(box 1). Box 1.
They are variously used in hotel, hall, supermarket and aerial work platform with smallspace.
Viet Nam and India have variously encouraged participation by local inhabitants and forest dwellers.
It has been variously classified as an economic right, a social right and a cultural right.
Recognizes that there exists challenges and trends variously facing national Governments in the field of public administration;
The container can be used variously in each site of warehouse, factory, station, sqaure and commercial certre.
Recognizes that there exist challenges and trends variously facing national Governments in the field of public administration;
The Government is prosecuting 59 persons in the regular courts for charges, variously, of treason, murder and arson.
Those efforts can be discerned from a political framework to reduce the inequalities that variously affect the health of our peoples.
There have been many impostors who claimed to be King Sebastian, variously in 1584, 1585,
Among American settlers, the peak was known variously as Cougar Mountain, Sugarloaf Mountain, Slaughterhouse Mountain, and Keystone Cliffs.
It might be variously defined as the right to be informed,
He was known variously as the Lion King, the G-Man, Big Glen and, most commonly, the Glenimal.
This definition includes containers variously referred to as cluster bombs, cluster weapon systems, cluster dispensers, cluster munitions shells, etc.
We have helped, variously, to develop professional standards, set up oversight mechanisms and identify objective and lawful criteria.
Artificial intelligence has been variously depicted as a universal panacea for the world's ills or as a conspiracy by deep-state operatives.
Yinbo is company with factory, whom produce variously kind of garment, there are sample room both in office and factory.
Chapter 7 of the Constitution was indeed so cryptic that it could be variously interpreted.
The three species of the subgenus"Zanda" have been variously considered as two, then as a single species for many years.
Criminal justice systems are variously structured; commonly they are composed of the investigating