Translation of "cited as" to Arabic language:
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| 148 150, thereafter cited as Secretariat Memorandum. | |
| The Victorian culture is often cited as the best example of this hypocrisy. | |
| And when the son of Mary was cited as an example , your people opposed . | |
| Developments in Burundi over the past two years have often been cited as exemplary. | |
| While national security concerns were cited as the grounds for rejection, politics played an important role as well. | |
| Targeted subsidies for high priority public sites, such as schools and health centres, were cited as an option. | |
| One of the posts reportedly cited as evidence against him was published on 21 June. | |
| It was cited as one of the most controversial and talked about films of 1999. | |
| It is frequently cited as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century. | |
| When the Son of Mary was cited as an example , behold , your people raise an outcry . | |
| The applicant cooperated with the Commission and was not cited as a respondent in the case. | |
| That Agreement was cited merely as an indication of the discriminatory treatment applied to the author. | |
| The seven points in the road map to democracy cited by the Government were as follows | |
| See works cited supra note 199. | |
| Immediately, the bombings began to be cited by some leaders as a call to limit constitutional rights. | |
| Senegalese Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye has cited high interest rates as a major impediment to GDP growth. | |
| Evergreen s management cited the much higher government support available in China as its reason for the move. | |
| In both cases, the development of the concept is cited as a main motivation behind the prize. | |
| Other reasons cited for revitalizing administrative systems, though less frequently than the preceding ones, are as follows | |
| The blogger then cited the exhibit's designers | |
| It quickly became a story of rich versus poor, widely cited as an example of high level corruption. | |
| And when the son of Mary is cited as an example , behold , thy people turn away from it | |
| Skills gaps and a lack of infrastructure are frequently cited as factors that hinder service sector dynamism in Asia. | |
| Some 41 per cent of respondents cited better reputation as an outcome of increased competitiveness in relation to OFDI. | |
| Lack of financial resources, coordination and multisectoral cooperation were most often cited as constraints to implementing public information campaigns. | |
| Iraq asserts that Kuwait's preliminary public health study results, cited as justification for the proposed epidemiological study, are unreliable. | |
| Many reasons have been cited for this success. | |
| He is one of the most cited physicists. | |
| Cited in McNair, supra note 36, at 712. | |
| He became a regular in the Qatar Stars League, often cited as one of the best players in the League. | |
| I should like to conclude by sharing with the Assembly a story by Saint Augustine, as cited by Noam Chomsky. | |
| In particular, the provision of training and advice by experts was frequently cited as a factor contributing to successful action. | |
| Cited in Rank, supra note 34, at 527 28. | |
| The amphitheatre has been cited by modern scholars as a model of sophisticated design, particularly in the area of crowd control. | |
| The films listed below have been cited by reputable critics in multiple reputable sources as among the worst films ever made. | |
| No specific questions were cited for Rules 14 and 15. | |
| He also cited security concerns regarding the deployment of teachers. | |
| They cited instances of inappropriate development of sites as tourist attractions, for mining and exploitation of natural resources, as well as militarization, including as a base for the militarization of outer space. | |
| Indeed, after Thomas Sargent won the Nobel Prize in Economics last year, he cited it as a precedent in his acceptance speech. | |
| The Swedish bank cleanup in the early 1990 s is often cited as an example of how successful this idea can be. | |
| The blogger is referring to the Demonstration Law which was passed last June 2009 which critics cited as a repressive legal measure. | |
| Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass ( 31 October 1815 19 February 1897) was a German mathematician often cited as the father of modern analysis . | |
| Similarly, the creation of an evaluation database, now scheduled by OIOS for 2005, was cited as good practice in the Unit's report. | |
| For example, the African Peer Review Mechanism was frequently cited as an illustration of the way things are changing in that regard. | |
| A lama named Tseren (or Tserenchimed) held office as Prime Minister during a provisional government, and is sometimes cited as the first holder of the modern office. | |
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