Examples of using Was virtually in English and their translations into Arabic
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The whole city was virtually locked down.
Was virtually powerless to hold back the Egyptian onslaught.
Well, it's like you said yourself--a positive outcome was virtually assured.
This was never easy but was virtually impossible in a bureaucratic State-controlled framework.
Whereas in outlying rural areas the rate was still rather high,in Beirut, it was virtually zero.
Obtaining permits was virtually impossible, but building without a permit placed the structure at immediate risk of demolition.
So really,retranslating that technology and developing something which was so clean, it was virtually pollution-free.
Water was trucked in, electricity was virtually non-existent and they used holes in the ground for sanitation facilities.
In Malaysia, as in the other economies in East and South-East Asia,from 1995 until the beginning of the financial crisis in mid-1997, there was virtually full employment.
This one fact was perhaps the greatest barrier to home recording,because at the time, it was virtually impossible to record a nice sound, if you didn't own a really nice room.
Since trafficking in women and children was virtually non-existent within the territory of Viet Nam, it constituted a transnational crime; international cooperation was therefore indispensable for its eradication.
This figure may seem negligible compared with the statistics from previous years,but it must be remembered that the Office of the Inspector-General was virtually dormant between March and June 2000.
At a time when decolonization was virtually complete, the Palestinian people continued to be denied their right to national identity on their own land- their right to self-determination- as a result of Israeli occupation in flagrant violation of legitimacy and international law.
Thanks to the conversion of the word-processing units to WordPerfect software, which was virtually complete, computer-assisted publication(CAP)was feasible on a much larger scale.
The Government of Belgium reported that ketamine was virtually the only anaesthetic readily available in developing countries and that, in the absence of any alternatives, placing that human and veterinary medicine under international control could have a vast impact on the availability of that medicine in such countries.
Mr. Zellweger(Observer for Switzerland) said that significant progress had been made since theRome Conference and that the establishment of the Court was virtually a fait accompli. In that regard, he noted that the Elements of Crimes and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence had been adopted by consensus.
The aforementioned decision of the highest legislative organ of Azerbaijan was taken in connection with the sudden departure, on 15 June 1993, of President Elchibey to the remote mountain village of Keleki in Ordubad district of Azerbaijan, where he spent more than two months andlost contact with the leaders of the organs of State administration and was virtually unable to perform his duties as head of State.
In discussions with the Special Rapporteur,local police commanders and government representatives explained that it was virtually impossible for the police to recover the bodies of persons killed in so-called encounters and transport them to hospital morgues for proper post mortem examinations.
Owing to time limitations it was not possible to meet with the International Committee of the Red Cross, and for the same reason the visit to Najaf had to be postponed as it appeared that a requested rearrangement of appointments was virtually impossible, even though such a visit was foreseen in the programme.
With regard to the protection of minors, the reasonable and moderate punishment of children by their parentspermissible under article 154 of the Civil Code, which was virtually identical to that provision in the Napoleonic Code, had never caused any problems or led to the physical mistreatment of children, which was an offence punishable under the Criminal Code.
For example, Serbs and Montenegrins born in Kosovo found it very difficult to acquire Croatian nationality, since in order to do so,they had to renounce their original nationality within two years, which was virtually impossible, since the Kosovo authorities did not issue the necessary documents in time.
LED Down lights are virtually maintenance-free; never replace bulbs.
Metal Sheds are virtually maintenance free.
The spider itself is virtually invincible.
The percentages married are virtually identical in more and less developed regions.
Because double pits are used alternately, their life is virtually unlimited.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that unemployment is virtually non-existent in the State party.
It's off the charts. It's virtually impossible.
At the same time restrictions on growth is virtually non-existent.
The Ministry of Transportdeclares that air traffic from Iran to Belgium is virtually non-existent.