Qatari
- adjective
- /kæˈtɑri/
- In addition to these conditions, those born to a naturalized Qatari father shall be deemed a naturalized Qatari.
- Qatari authorities
- Qatari nationals
- Qatari citizens
I think the Sheikh Jassim is obviously that Qatari bid is there and it's, it's strong.
- I think the Sheikh Jassim is obviously that Qatari bid is there and it's, it's strong.
- And the only party that were presenting that were the Qatari LED group with Sheikh Jaseem and it gathered a lot of support from Manchester United fans.
Examples
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The second is drawn from the Qatari civil registration system and ongoing demographic and health statistical publications.
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The Qatari constitutional court is outlined in the Constitution; however, it is not yet operational.
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Why are the Qatari authorities not publishing the basic data on the number of their citizens as all other countries do?
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What else can the Qatari government give its nationals in order to increase their fertility rate?
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The Qatari National Human Rights Committee is the first NHRI in the region.
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Qatari demographic policy is aimed at achieving high population growth by encouraging a high natural increase.
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However, both censuses and official natural increase data indicate that the Qatari population grew significantly also due to two waves of naturalization.
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Unfortunately, the Qatari authorities have barely mentioned the issue of naturalization and have never acknowledged any form of mass naturalization.
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In addition to these financial incentives, the Qatari authorities have recruited prominent religious figures who constantly emphasize the religious duty of marriage and childbearing.
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The Qatari government has introduced new policies to support local businesses.
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Qatari comes from the country name Qatar plus the ending -i, which in Arabic means 'from' or 'of'. So Qatari describes something that is 'from Qatar' or connected to that country.