Examples of using Doesn't explain what in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
That doesn't explain what you're feeling.
Well It's all a logical move for a Russian gangster,but… it still doesn't explain what he's doing in Sofia… with George Boeck.
That doesn't explain what happened with me.
Doesn't explain what happened to everybody else here.
But it still doesn't explain what happened to him.
That doesn't explain what he was doing at the restaurant when the grenades went off.
Well, that still doesn't explain what he has against Henry.
Still doesn't explain what Crane was doing in the middle of nowhere with a million in counterfeit cash.
That still doesn't explain what you're doing here.
That doesn't explain what you're doing with it.
Because that doesn't explain what happened to this little girl.
But that doesn't explain what you're doing-- not to me, and it sure as hell doesn't explain why somebody who supposedly works for you broke into my house.
That still doesn't explain what our shooter was doing in here.
Still doesn't explain what you're up to.
Still doesn't explain what happened to Gilmore.
That doesn't explain what happened, does it?
Still doesn't explain what Granger is up to.
But that doesn't explain what's happening to the three of you.
That still doesn't explain what you were doing at the crime scene.
Naturally, my sister didn't explain what it is or where it comes from.
Ast-Holzmann does not explain what this amount represents and whether it relates to the financial transactions it entered into for the financing of the project.
The Explanatory Report states that:" The Uniform Law does not explain what is meant by" writing".
I know that because the bioscan has been triggered but that does not explain what happened to the feed!
He may be right, but it does not explain what this was doing last night.
Yet the judgements do not explain what either court understands by" best interests" and" psychological risk" or what evidence was considered in reaching the conclusion that there was in fact such a risk.
As is the case for article 25 of the Covenant,article 29 does not explain what a full and effective participation in" political and public life" or" in the conduct of public affairs" would entail.
With regard to the alleged violation of article 27, the author mentions only that hebelongs to a certain minority(persons of African descent), but does not explain what specific right of this minority he was prevented from exercising.
The first paragraph of Point 2.E does not explain what is to be understood by" generally… contrary to the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict"(emphasis added), and the wording of the second paragraph of Point 2.E avoids to take a position when it says that.
In this regard, the Committee notes that, although article 14 does not explain what is meant by a" fair hearing" in a suit at law, the concept of a fair hearing in the context of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant should be interpreted as requiring certain conditions, such as equality of arms and absence of arbitrariness, manifest error or denial of justice.
Although the authors did not explain what the so-called" alcohol treatment" consisted of, there is no doubt, in view of the complaint ' s terminology, which is consistent with the text of article 7 of the Covenant, that what was involved was torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, to which no one may be subjected.