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ABRIDGMENTS - translation to arabic
ABRIDGMENTS
ألاسم
مُخْتَصَر ; إِيجاز ; إِيجاز ; اِخْتِصَار ; اِخْتِصَار ; اِقْتِضاب ; تَلْخِيص ; تَلْخِيص ; خُلَاصَة ; فَذْلَكَة ; قَصْر ; مُجْتَزَأ ; إِجْمال ; مُجْمَل ; خُلاصَةُ القَوْل ; مُخْتَصَر ; مُخْتَصَر ; مُقْتَضَب ; مُلَخَّص ; مُلَخَّص ; مُوجَز ; مُوجَز ; مُوجَز ; نَبْذَة ; نُبْذَة ; وَجْز ; وَجِيز ; مُجْمَل
Examples of use of ABRIDGMENTS
1. "Not too many years ago what you would find would be abridgments of bestsellers in a bookstore, and a limited selection," says Robin Whitten, who founded AudioFile magazine in 1''2 to review audiobooks.
2. The Supreme Court should have said something like that when it struck down, as unconstitutional abridgments of free speech, Vermont‘s severe limits on contributions to and spending by campaigns.
3. So that is what Madison meant: "Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech –– unless incumbents think abridgments will elevate speech about themselves." Reformers say that government regulation of campaign giving and spending will not only spare our leaders the distraction of the governed seeking "undue" influence on government, it also will make us think better of government.