Examples of using When asked about in English and their translations into Arabic
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Let us recall the answers given by Mr. McCormack, the State Department Spokesman, when asked about the issue.
But one of them Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault and Nissan, when asked about hybrids said something very fascinating.
When asked about his moves, peter dinsdale said.
I'm looking at the issue you raised," Netanyahu said when asked about cannabis."I will answer you soon.
When asked about smoking and drinking, she replied occasionally.
saying the hotel had nothing to share when asked about involvement of Chinese hackers.
When asked about smoking and drinking, she replied YES/ NO.
When asked about smoking and drinking, he replied Yes/Yes.
When asked about smoking and drinking, she replied Not today.
When asked about her impressive come back, she says.
When asked about the speech, Mr. Shata seemed unusually conflicted.
Finally, when asked about their religion, 29 per cent of the population identified themselves as Anglicans,
When Joan Rivers expressed her support for Israel, she showed no sympathy when asked about Gaza's civilians who were killed by the hundreds.
He stuck to his original story, and when asked about his opinions of Syria, noted that one day they would be punished for their occupation.
When asked about his health condition, the petitioner answered that he was well.
In a press conference on 18 December 1995, the Secretary-General, when asked about the withdrawal of United Nations troops from Rwanda, is quoted as saying.
When asked about smoking and drinking, he replied some alcohol might be used to enjoy life.
When asked about this discrepancy, the UK's Ministry of Defense said that it stood by his estimate.
When asked about the feasibility of translating executive summaries, ECLAC staff responded that the funds were not available.
Some of our illustrious press carried a doctored translation in Arabic of what the US State Department spokesman said when asked about the deteriorating security situation in Bahrain," writes Bahraini blogger Mahmood Al Yousif.