Examples of using Contextually in English and their translations into Arabic
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Always contextually link out to other posts on their blog.
Translations is provided by Google for convenience and is not verified contextually.
We prefer contextually complex, contingent, weasel-word sentences--(Laughter) More or less.
On which site in the item price is shipping included?Only where contextually indicated.
More contextually, it is a localised term to denote street harassment of women.
Leadership: the vision of the nominee(s)is not only innovative but contextually challenges the status quo.
Relative poverty is defined contextually as economic inequality in the location or society in which people live.
Working with such an approach simplifies the selection of indicators andencourages the use of contextually relevant information.
Some of the other shapes might be contextually interesting(a football for people at a football match?).
At the same time, international cooperation for implementing the right todevelopment could also take other contextually suitable forms.
Third, it is important to strike a balance between contextually specific indicators and universally relevant indicators.
(d) Developing contextually appropriate indicators and benchmarks against which to measure progress and regressions; and.
Embrace conceptual and visualideas/designs that are wholly original, dynamic, carefully considered and contextually appropriate.
Content is contextually appropriate for the relevant market and often thematic consistent across multiple academic subjects.
But whatever the international response may be,there has to be a differentiated and contextually relevant approach to creditor coordination.
Consumers not only expect firms to contextually understand who they are, but they also expect them to respond to their needs and anticipate them.
Seven Arab States are implementing literacy andnon-formal education programmes through an array of contextually appropriate strategies.
This ensures that evaluations generate contextually valid evidence, which is most likely to inform national policies for children.
Taken together,adaptation and DRR address the full spectrum of climate-related risks with contextually appropriate responses.
(b) The process of identifying the population segments and contextually relevant indicators should be above all participatory at the national level.
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I started to try to do things contextually in Southern California, and you got into the logic of Spanish colonial tile roofs and things like that.
He hoped that the Commission would besatisfied with a working definition to be applied contextually, as opposed to attempting an unnecessarily complex codification.
Accordingly, in the present report, the term" identity-related crime" is used as a general reference, and the more specific terms" identity theft" or"identity fraud" are used where contextually appropriate.
Local diagnoses will be conducted by an array of actors in contextually contingent ways, and not all of them will involve all stakeholders.
The reserve allocation is intended for rapid and flexible allocation of funds in response to unforeseen circumstances,emergencies, or contextually relevant needs.
Such an inclusive process will facilitate the selection of contextually relevant indicators, disaggregation of statistical information and data-collection efforts that are more sensitive to human rights.
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A second and perhaps more important advantage of the South for technologicallearning is that their technologies may be contextually appropriate for developing countries.