Examples of using Which appeared in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was proposed that the reference to" order", which appeared twice in paragraph(5), should be replaced by the verb" require" or by the substantive" decision" to avoid limiting the effect of the provision to procedural decisions.
The Netherlands, which appeared to be the main entry point for heroin trafficking in 1998(with seizure peaks above 2 tons), recorded lower quantities in 1999(770 kg), which were, however, above the level of previous years.
However, the progress made towards establishing the institutional and physical infrastructure for the active involvement of the public and private sector in the economy, though notable, fell short of expectations, which appeared to have been overly optimistic.
But, of course, we will not insult the pizza by talking about its American copy with a thick dough, but let's talk about the original, which appeared in the 16th century, right after tomatoes appeared in Italy.
Charlotte- tasty baked apples, which appeared in England.
Tell me about Senator which appeared in your apartment.
Level of 1270, which appeared yesterday on the gold chart.
New roadmap of the region Amphipolis which appeared first.!!
The Board objected to the headline which appeared in the journal.
Article 15, which appeared to have broad support, was acceptable.
It includes publications which appeared in many countries.
Stage IV- a widespread disease, which appeared beyond the lymphatic system.
However, was in a new block which appeared at Ireland.
Unfortunately, the second option was chosen, which appeared to be a historical mistake.
Ceramic granite is a finishing material for floors and walls, which appeared relatively recently.
Quite a modern version of the design of the room, which appeared relatively recently.
A stream of 39 novels followed, the last of which appeared in 1881.
An example of a macro virus is the Melissa virus which appeared in March 1999.
Cirrhosis, which appeared under the influence of hepatitis C, is a chronic incurable disease.
The second part is a forty page article which appeared after Stieltjes' death in 1895.