Examples of using Which take in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Long monthly, which take in the end a black shade;
Infrastructure development requires large-scale investments, which take time to mature.
The products have best cold-resistance, which take compression spaces as cushion-medium.
Masonic tradition, the autonomous communities which take the name of Lodges.
These recommendations, which take the form of resolutions, are not binding.
These recommendations, which take the form of resolutions, are not binding.
There are private tour bus lines as well which take a similar route.
How can governments introduce national accounting systems which take into account environmental costs?
There are several classifications of this disease, which take as a basis different symptoms.
It is worth recalling that many recommendations involve internal decision-making processes, which take time.
Hospital also have various pro-patients policies which take adequate care of their respective clinical rights.
It's probably because the unsub has other plans for her, which take time.
These offences must be punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their grave nature.
Preparations of rhodiola rosea and eleutherococcus, which take inwards 30 drops 2-3 times a day;
Barbour Mens Polarquilt Waistcoat/ Zip-In Liner is designed to fit jackets which take an interactive liner.
Guidelines which take into account the conclusions of these meetings will be published in 2011 and 2012.
The topics are presented during classes, which take the form of lectures, seminars and knowledge tests.
Moreover, the trials raise complex legal issues, which take time to resolve and create voluminous records.
A mortgage loan is paid through equal monthly dividends which take into account amortization, interest and commission.
Social actions- acts which take into account the actions and reactions of individuals(or'agents').