Examples of using Who needed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Assistive technology should be accessible to all who needed it.
Andy was a little boy who needed to be taken care of.
So everybody knew who was poor and who needed government help.
Family planning services were provided to all who needed them.
But really, it was me who needed to face reality.
He comforted those who needed solace and those injured were given special care in the Shepherd's arms.
Among their customers, there were also physicians who needed web presence, and especially a good patient management software.
Probably that skank who needed a ride. Last time I do somebody a favour.
Also, according to reliable sources, the German monks, who needed a dog that can protect the monastery from the attacks,
He further described those who needed attention as blacks who"had forgotten the sacrifices of those in the Civil Rights Movement.".
The reason I brought us here is because… someone was in trouble, and the person who needed help was not a client.
Each would have a multisectoral staff and give shelter to women and children who needed to be removed from their homes for their own safety.
ethical revolution that would make it possible for the United Nations to assist all who needed its help.
medical personnel and patients who needed to undergo treatment in Israel.
registration of children offered good examples of the need to spend adequate resources to reach targets, no matter how small or large the number of people who needed to be reached.
she asked whether patients who needed emergency medical treatment following an illegal abortion did receive prompt treatment in the hospitals and whether Peru had any programmes to provide for safe motherhood.
While recognizing the steps taken by the State party to increase the financial resources of the intervention centres, further resources would be needed in the next few years to improve support for high-risk victims who needed intensive help and assistance, especially when trying to leave the perpetrator.
On 27 October 1994, the Civil Administration in the West Bank announced that, as an easing of the curfew imposed on the territories after the Tel Aviv bus bombing, medical team workers, Civil Administration workers and Palestinian journalists as well as witnesses who needed to attend trials would be allowed to cross the checkpoints into Israel.(Ha ' aretz, 31 October 1994).
Someone who needed a favor.
A man who needed money.