Examples of using Which would make 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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The representative highlighted the importance for the regional preparatory meetings to make action-oriented recommendations and to identify policy options from regional perspectives, which would make a major contribution to the success of the Congress.
This is so that we do not start a PCT protocol when there may still be potentially high levels of androgens in the system, which would make the PCT be a waste until the levels dropped.
(ii) Provide a critical analysis which would make it possible.
There, sire, I suspect, which would make him older still.
That would make Kimberly a woman, which would make Reggie straight.
As real as I have ever made, which would make me your Blue Fairy.
She would need another course of radiation, which would make her a bad surgical candidate.
Unless you're planning to invite him' which would make the guest list 201.
I knew you was taking money from Shaw which would make him the perfect patency.
Draft resolution A/C.5/54/L.8 contained innovative elements which would make the work of the Procurement Division more transparent.
And buy stuff with the difference which would make a difference where I have just been.
But it might also decrease violence in the neighborhood, which would make this shop more desirable.
No, you must have said Jerry, like Lewis, which would make you Dean Martin, right?
The aim was merely to prevent any exchange of information which would make disclosure of the truth impossible.
Competition was needed to limit the number of conversions, which would make for greater efficiency.
The sun is in the two-thirds easterly quadrant, which would make it about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm the flight leader, which would make you my wingman.
But then, maybe I got something in my eye… which would make it more of a blink.
The need to clarify the issue of the conflict of interest which would make candidates ineligible was mentioned.
Though he preferred option 4, he could accept option 3, which would make it easier to achieve consensus.