Examples of using Gleaned in English and their translations into Arabic
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The death often it is gleaned.
We gleaned what we needed from the person.
This would not be information gleaned from the police.
However, I gleaned from the courthouse clerk that your ship is leaking.
Iii. the situation in somalia as gleaned from.
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Ma'am, all the information gleaned from our post-charge investigation, it's going to the CPS.
The following are therefore some general observations gleaned from national reports.
They have been handing tips gleaned from their surveillance on to other departments, including the DEA.
On farms, the donations often must be harvested, or gleaned, by volunteers.
The reality gleaned from results- not from theoretical speculations- is the best teacher with regard to procedures.
Fortunately, the pawnbroker has devised a plan, gleaned from the pages of the Lumen.
Any information on that issue gleaned over recent years could be useful background information for the working group.
Eltaher drafted articles, or edited those he received from correspondents, contributors, or gleaned from other sources.
Awareness-raising would be based on experience gleaned internationally, including from the present Conference.
The United States of America thanked thePhilippines for its interest in implementing best practices gleaned from the various reviews.
Experience gleaned from UNCTAD ' s first-hand experience in assisting countries has been consolidated in a roster of good practices(box 1).
Hitch, usually having the form of stretching(stretching) is oriented at reducing the heart rate,which should be reflected in the melodies gleaned.
And what I gleaned from this exquisite torture are the thoughts which this act of betrayal to me as a woman provoked in me as an anthropologist.
Such discussions might benefit from the following observations gleaned from experience with intergovernmental debates on humanitarian issues.
The evidence was gleaned through interviews conducted in 2017 with returnee fighters, their parents, spouses, siblings, extended family, friends, and teachers.
Sendhil Mullainathan: Yeah, we spend a lot of time talking to marketers, and I think 60 percent of it is exactly what you say,there are insights to be gleaned there.
A summary of the information gleaned about advertisements that are harmful to women, either because they encourage violence or because they discriminate based on sex;
It has become increasingly effective at lower levels(public security centre, canton, entities)and the information gleaned at this level will flow upwards to feed the newly created State Investigation and Protection Agency(SIPA)(see below).
The information gleaned on this category will help determine how many people are attending or have attended special education programmes designed to provide special learning opportunities for persons with disabilities in the area of cognition.
Therefore, treatment recommendations are based on information gleaned from uncontrolled small series, case reports and the personal experience and biases of the author.
From the responses and the information gleaned from regional inputs, it is evident that countries have a positive outlook on the forest instrument and the four global objectives on forests therein, as a basis for promoting sustainable forest management.
A periodic report was intended to supplement the information gleaned from the initial report and to focus on progress made in respect of the deficiencies already identified.
Not much information, however, could be gleaned from them, as all uniformly replied that balance sheets and relevant financial data could be provided only by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
And unfortunately, as some, I'm ovarian failure, so I gleaned a few tips here and there to try to put all chances on my side and then God willing, happen to get pregnant.
And the way that we use ready-made phrases and responses gleaned from media reports or copied from the Internet makes it easy to get away with not thinking too deeply or questioning your assumptions.
