Examples of using Could be attributed in English and their translations into Arabic
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None of the delays in the case could be attributed to the author or to his lawyers.
This could be attributed to the manufacture of mercury switches and relays within the United States.
He wondered to what all those tragic facts could be attributed, if not to Chernobyl.
This could be attributed to the high number of mercury thermostats identified in the inventory process.
In Scotland,the NHS estimate that in 2003 one in every 20 deaths could be attributed to alcohol.
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These high levels could be attributed to the assumptions made while using the Mercury Inventory Toolkit.
The mistakes in form noted by the representative of Egypt, which could be attributed to a lack of time, should be corrected.
In several countries, this could be attributed to a broad interpretation of the concept of" person" in general legislation.
The limited progress in the implementation of the recommendations of UNISPACE 82 could be attributed to a reliance mainly on voluntary contributions.
If the conduct of an agent could be attributed to an international organization, the latter was acting" through that person".
In the opinion of some States Parties most of the problems caused by ERW could be attributed to the use of cluster munitions.
This could be attributed to the manufacture of mercury thermostats in the U. S, where at least four manufacturers were identified.
Part of the delays encountered previously could be attributed to the establishment of the Property Disposal Unit in 2006/07.
This could be attributed to the reintroduction in 1999 and 2000 of certain fiscal arrangements that had been suspended during the volcanic crisis.
Some impediments to the movement of staff and relief supplies could be attributed to cumbersome administrative procedures.
Disconnection of service could be attributed to various reasons, which may be linked to payment at times or to other technical or legal issues.
The Netherlands, for example, noted that more than half of theenergy efficiency improvement throughout the last decade could be attributed to energy conservation.
On the other hand,the peaceful nature of Tuvalu society could be attributed to its strong culture, ethics and Christian principles.
According to some informal estimates, about 50 per cent of the increase in metalprices recorded during the first quarter of 2006 could be attributed to speculation.
The reduction in violations and incidents could be attributed to the effectiveness of the mobile concept of operations in UNFICYP.
One of the consequences of globalization andliberalization was that in many cases the activity causing harm could be attributed to a private person and not to the State.
Some reduction in hunger could be attributed to an improvement in the international economy, particularly in developing countries, and to a decrease in prices since 2008.
In the context of international humanitarian law,it was considered that responsibility could be attributed to both the international organization and the contributing States.
Those successes could be attributed to a consistent strategy of gender mainstreaming, which had increased the number of women in positions of influence.
In many cases the existence of violations of women 's rights could be attributed to the lack of active measures to liquidate fully the crimes of the past.
The expansion could be attributed to the expansion of the telecommunication sector and the new investments in call centres, business process outsourcing and software development.
She noted that compared with previous questionnaires,the response rate had increased and that this could be attributed to the importance attached by Governments to crime prevention.
They told the Special Rapporteur that Mr. Bacale 's conduct could be attributed to a desire to stir up institutional conflict in the light of the Special Rapporteur ' s visit.
Overall, the shortcomings identified in the report could be attributed to a number of inadequacies in Headquarters and field mission leadership.
The Group believed that non-participation or inconsistent participation could be attributed to various factors, including political considerations and inadequate institutional capacity.