Examples of using He contributed in English and their translations into Arabic
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He contributed an editorial for each issue.
Perhaps the most remarkable fact about Lipschitz'swork was the widely different topics on which he contributed.
He contributed enormously to the work of this Organization.
Not only did Meyerplay a large role in the planning of this project but he contributed many survey articles to it.
He contributed in 1975 to the creation of the Arab Jurists Union.
For the‘Future Relics' artifacts to be strong andlast for years, he contributed his clay to be used in the 3D printer.
He contributed to the achievement of women Fund for Development Projects.
We mentioned briefly above Laplace's first work onphysics in 1780 which was outside the area of mechanics in which he contributed so much.
In this way he contributed immensely to Iraq's diplomatic efforts.
The current GEA Director-General was the Chairman of the thirdsession of the Conference of the Parties in Kyoto in 1997, where he contributed greatly towards the adoption of the Kyoto Protocol.
He contributed daily with technical analysis on the stock markets and market news.
If your client contributed to the accident-- in fact-- if he contributed more than 50% to the accident-- then he can't sue us.
(c) He contributed a sum of money to fund the bombing of the petroleum refinery at Abqaiq;
As his country 's Permanent Representative for nearly a decade and as President of the General Assembly, he contributed across our agenda, including to the revitalization of the Assembly itself.
He contributed $250 to the failed primary campaign of a congressional candidate in Nebraska.
Saleh al-Turki was known for his work in the social and charitable fields. Ghazi al-Gosaibi was called"Shahbandar Social Work". The following is a listof the most important social and charitable initiatives he contributed.
He contributed through his technical abilities, and yet it was not simply a technical matter to him.
Further, he contributed to the peacebuilding strategy for the Central African Republic and intends to extend his cooperation to the peacebuilding strategy for Burundi.
Over the years, he contributed five endowed professorships and about $83,000 in bursaries and exhibitions.
Both in and out of public office, he contributed greatly to the development of his country and of the Caribbean region.
He contributed in establishing much economic organization in Kuwait and one of them is the national bank of Kuwait, the National Petroleum Company, the Kuwaiti oil carriers company and others.
To the‘Guys Hospital Reports' he contributed 17 papers between 1848 and 1861, and numerous other papers appeared in various periodical publications.
He contributed at least two portraits to the second art exhibition within the camp in November 1940, and in December he contributed(in English) to the camp newsletter, The Camp.
In his capacity as TreatyImplementation Team Leader from 2000 to 2007, he contributed to the development of an increased cooperation between treaty bodies, Special Rapporteurs of the Human Rights Commission and international organizations.
(d) On 5 April 2013, he contributed a paper to the Workshop on the impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights.
Where he joined anarchist circles andtook the pseudonym Victor Méric.[1] He contributed to Le Libertaire, where he became a friend of Gaston Couté and Fernand Desprès. He was one of the founders of the Association internationale antimilitariste in 1904.[2].
During the past year, he contributed opinion pieces to several influential newspapers including the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the Globe and Mail and El Tiempo.
Gulbenkian was also interested in enriching public collections, he contributed most generously either by financial aid or by donating pieces to cultural institutions such as the Louvre in Paris, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna and the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga in Lisbon.