Examples of using Be understood in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
It can't be understood.
Be understood with absolute clarity.
Her answer couldn't be understood.
Should be understood as procurement(see 58 above).
Women should not be understood.
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What should be understood by the term" multilateral consultative process"?
But given time, it can be understood.
It should also be understood that not all symptoms are abnormal.
At the French school, I could understand everyone and be understood.
It must also be understood that humanitarian action depends upon humanitarian space.
The technology I have invented can't be understood by the average mind.
State advertising should be understood as any advertising paid by governments(national, regional, local) and state-owned institutions and companies.
The distribution of wealth in societies can be understood in many modes and manners.
Thanks to the reviews, it can be understood that the role of the tourist hatchet of the Fiskars modelis excellent due to the wide choice in length and weight.
The need for sustainable development at the local level must be understood.
Everything that points toward personality must be understood to have its origin in the body.
It should be understood that, in accordance with the rules cited, the presence of a majority of the members would continue to be required for any decisions to be taken.
Should not work should not be understood but loved.
First and foremost, it should be understood that the current crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is a complex situation that requires an appreciation of the root causes.
Guideline 4.3 was worded in very generalterms and should be understood in the light of guidelines 4.3.1 to 4.3.7.
It should be understood that the baseline in the current context was set to determine trends of increase or decrease in persistent organic pollutant levels in both the short and long term.
The importance of reaching agreement on themeaning of" significant harm" that would be understood in all legal systems was emphasized.
Economic issues have to be understood and taken into account in formulating social policies.
The pace, scale, timing and scope of conversion efforts have commercial andeconomic impacts that must be understood and may also affect reliability of supply.
However, it must also be understood that women are usually overburdened with responsibilities and their work schedules should be taken into account when considering their role and involvement.
Acknowledging and respecting cultural diversity, thus,should not be understood as a form of dividing communities, whether by gender, ethnicity or religion.
The proposed reform and enlargement of the Security Council is an important subject, which, in any review,must be understood in the context of the current climate in international relations.
The emerging challenges for the protection of children must be understood in the context of changing characteristics of armed conflict and their consequences for children.