Examples of using Would add in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
It was also the case that a substantial reduction in Agency services would add to the heavy responsibilities already shouldered by the host authorities, in some cases for decades, vis-à-vis the Palestine refugees on their soil.
they considered that an implementing agreement would add value by providing a global approach to fill this gap and help move from fragmentation to coherence.
They include a Private Foundations Act, which would add the concept of private foundations as an alternative to trusts; and a Netting Act to provide for the statutory enforceability of bilateral and multilateral netting
The EU believes that a proposed global forum on migration and development would add value, provided that it is informal,
She explained how the second restriction would add a constraint that did not exist currently in the support budget, where the Executive Board approved
The Doha Round, it has been argued, would provide medium- to long-term solutions to the food crisis by tackling the systemic distortions in the international food market and therefore the crisis would add to the urgency to conclude the Round.
The World Bank Group sees potential for CSP in the MENA region and will continue supporting the technology in countries where it would add value.
I would add a charge of murder.
But I would add, 100 more.
We would add four brief observations.
She would add heparin and aprotinin.
I would add to what Lula said.
I would add another, clearly essential point.
New offers that would add value to clients.
A string trio would add to the experience.
For older children, I would add stitches.
I thought a demonstration would add value.
After the word" fields" I would add.
It would add no burden to the licensing process.
Sorting these sub-lines would add about 22 seconds each.