Examples of using A five-point in English and their translations into Arabic
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I was elected by a five-point margin.
With a five-point lead and only ten seconds left, all the Patriots have to do is kneel down with the ball, and the game is.
It is estimated on a five-point scale.
Set on a five-point base, the Eames Soft Pad Management Chair reproduction sits on tubular steel columns and swivel for easy turning and movement.
The labour policy of the government lays down a five-point strategy.
At the Summit, I put forward a five-point strategy for a safer nuclear future.
The French solar association SOLER urgedthe French government for more support and submitted a five-point plan in Spring 2014.
President Karzai announced a five-point plan to improve security and increase economic growth.
During the previous two years his delegation had strongly advocated a review of the Special Committee's working methods andhad made a five-point proposal to that end.
In April 2001, Annan issued a five-point"Call to Action" to address the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo in June 2001,the Special Representative obtained the commitment of all political and military leaders to a five-point plan of action for ending child soldiering.
Last October, I issued a five-point proposal to revitalize the international disarmament agenda.
Last October, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon put forward a five-point proposal for nuclear disarmament.
As you know, the Secretary-General has proposed a five-point action plan to eliminate nuclear weapons, which highlights his support for the immediate start of negotiations here in the Conference on Disarmament on a fissile material cut-off treaty.
On 25 November,Prime Minister Meles Zenawi submitted to the Ethiopia Parliament a five-point proposal for peace with Eritrea, which the Parliament accepted.
On a five-point scale, the tenth session of the Committee on Water Resources received a rating of 4.56 for timely issuance of its documents; the ninth session of the Committee on Energy received a rating of 4.7; the tenth session of the Statistical Committee received a rating of 4.29; and the seventh meeting of the Technical Committee received a rating of 4.46.
Following discussions between experts of the two sides, a five-point agreement was signed by the British and Chinese representatives on the JLG on 9 June 1995.
In addition, other nuclear-weapon States had taken steps to implement their article VI obligations,and the Secretary-General had issued a five-point plan for progress towards a world free of nuclear weapons.
In 2006, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee launched a five-point strategic plan leading to an updated policy on gender equality in humanitarian action which was endorsed in May 2008.
In 2006, the Office led the Inter-Agency Standing Committee Sub-Working Group on Gender and Humanitarian Action,through the development of a five-point strategy to strengthen gender mainstreaming in humanitarian action.
The entities of the United Nations system willbe assessed through performance indicators that employ a five-point rating system showing whether the entity is exceeding, meeting or falling short of requirements to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women, including through gender mainstreaming.
In this context, we appreciate the efforts of the Secretary-General to make disarmament one of his priorities and forhis continued advocacy of disarmament, including through a five-point action plan for a nuclear-weapon-free world.
ASEAN welcomed the adoption inJune 2011 by the G-20 Ministers of Agriculture of a five-point Action Plan on Food Price Volatility and Agriculture and encouraged the G-20 to implement the Plan.
It should be recalled that, in order to create conditions for a sustainable peace and inorder to re-establish all-around cooperation between the two countries, Ethiopia presented a five-point peace plan, which the international community, including the Security Council, had welcomed.
Students' knowledge, skills and proficiency are usually assessed on a five-point scale where«5» is«very good»,«4» is«good»,«3» is«satisfactory»,«2» is«poor» and«1» is«weak». Schools can use a different marking system and for classes 1 to 3 or 4 a descriptive marking system that does not use numbers.
In Thailand, UNDP contributed significantly to drafting the Government ' s strategy paper for the Social Policy Committee, entitled" A People-Centred Development Strategy for RapidRecovery in Thailand", which elaborated a five-point plan of action, emphasizing community empowerment and holistic and participatory development.
The Security Council ' s convening of a summit to address disarmament issues,the Secretary-General ' s launch of a five-point nuclear disarmament proposal, the entry into force of treaties establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones in Central Asia and Africa, and the convening of a summit in Washington to discuss nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation, among others, must indeed be commended.
Each year, Member States are requested to indicate, through their replies to the annual reports questionnaire, increasing, stable or decreasing trends with regard to the use of different types ofdrugs among the general population(persons aged 15-64), on a five-point scale(large increase, some increase, no great change, some decrease and large decrease).
In response to the statement of the United Nations Secretary-General to the East-West Institute in New York in October 2008,in which he offered a five-point proposal on nuclear disarmament, the Centre stepped up its partnership with international organizations and other entities dealing with issues related to the nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction and disarmament.
Further talks were fostered by Egypt and the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya,which in August 1999 proposed a five-point plan calling for a permanent ceasefire in the Sudan and a reconciliation conference.
