Examples of using Tal in English and their translations into Chinese
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After their deployment on and around Tal al-Kurum, Syrian armed forces and armed members of the opposition and other armed groups frequently exchanged fire.
Tal certification center also entrusted by the ministry of industry and information technology network access of telecommunications equipment enterprise quality system audit work.
Before joining Eyesight Tal served as Product Planner and Product Manager for key Microsoft Office applications(including Word& PowerPoint).
Tal has been designing scalable, real-time Java and C++ applications for the past 15 years.
Tal Danino, a professor at the Data Science Institute, is conducting research that could help scientists combat the most lethal of cancers: pancreatic cancer.
On 15 January the UNRWA compound in Tal el-Hawa(Gaza City) was seriously damaged when it was struck by white phosphorous.
Some members of Tal Afar's Sunni minority joined jihadist ranks, forming an Isis contingent with a particular reputation for violence.
On 29 July, the fighting spread to Tal Hasel, with the YPG engaging in hostilities with the above-mentioned armed groups.
Raz and Tal nearly achieved this result almost four years ago, but they couldn't complete one step in their would-be proof.
During the past decade Louisiana has established a distinctive collection of works- especially paintings- by Tal R b.
This mixture of industrial fabrication and high-end technology makes Tal II the system's busiest planet.
Several hours after the battle began, the federal police said it had retaken the village of Al-Abra Al-Sghira west of Tal Afar.
On 6 January 1999, two Palestinians from Tal village in the West Bank were charged by the Dotan Military Court with the murder in August 1998 of two settlers from Yetshar.
This pattern was recorded in, inter alia, Tremseh, Al Qubeir, Al-Houla, Kili, Tal Rifat, Taftanaz, Sarmin, Ain Larouz, Atarib, Abdita, Homs and Al Qusayr.
Having obtained the required majority, Mr. Tal(Jordan) was recommended for reappointment to the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions for a three-year term beginning on 1 January 2010.
Mr. Tal(Jordan) said that a methodical, gradual and well-thought-out approach should be taken to ensure substantive reform of human resources management at the United Nations.
Mr. Tal(Jordan) said that his delegation had studied the programme budget in detail, and agreed with the statement made by the representative of Morocco on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
Mr. Tal(Jordan) said that efforts to improve responsibility and accountability, as a prerequisite for successful organizational change, must be comprehensive, non-selective and sustainable.
Mr. Tal(Jordan), contrasting the current session with those of previous years, said that the deep sense of urgency aroused by backlogs of work in the past seemed to have been replaced by indifference.
Mr. Tal(Jordan) said that, at the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, the Committee had devoted a great deal of time to discussing the methodology for establishing the scale of assessments.