Examples of using Able to implement in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) Be able to implement international humanitarian law.
And when you became governor, were you able to implement your ideas?
We were able to implement some of these in our company- adapted to our own environment of course.
Those who trade as a hobby are not going to be able to implement them with no additional knowledge.
We were able to implement this change quickly thanks to following the progressbar changes in a few sites.
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The Board also noted thatthe internal audit team of the Fund was fully staffed and able to implement its audit plan.
It would be better able to implement CSD recommendations.
We took a decision on 29 May and my delegation, like many others,hopes that we will be able to implement the decisions which were taken.
Form qualified work teams able to implement plans and operational programs for the project.
As a result, from mission start-up to mission drawdown,field missions will be better able to implement their mandates(see figure VII).
A liquidity provider should be able to implement FIX protocol and other APIs, MT4/MT5 bridge connections and FIX bridges.
Countries which have financial and physical resources andare backed by governments willing and able to implement spending and investment plans are outperforming in 2013.
In this case, each person will be able to implement the program of behavior, but for this it is necessary to take care of direct contact.
Those challenges required sustained effort both at national level by Member States and at regional and multilateral levels in order to ensure that UNIDO would be able to implement its plans in the future.
The United Nations was the only institution able to implement strategies to deal successfully with organized crime.
Mr. Mumbey-Wafula(Uganda) expressed dissatisfaction at the operations of the Office of the Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict,which should be visibly and globally operational and able to implement its mandates under stable financial conditions.
He was certain that the SPD would be able to implement its reform plans in the future due to its parliamentary majorities.
Capacity-building could help to develop a critical mass of professionals able to implement sustainable consumption and production activities.
As a result, more States are able to implement the assets freeze according to their national legislation, and those that cannot are working on finding ways to do so.
So in this way, whatever we designed, we were actually able to implement it across all 15,000 schools from day one.
We take everything from A to Z, we are able to implement your idea what ever it is with the highest quality standards and on time set in advance.
Ensure that there is an adequate supply of skilled practitioners able to implement evidence-based interventions at the country level.
(c) A national operations officer able to implement UN-Women operational policies and procedures where a regional operations and management hub does not exist;
The final result of the reform processshould be to ensure that the UN is able to implement all its mandates more effectively and efficiently.
(a) Member States will be willing and/or able to implement the relevant recommendations, resolutions and decisions and complete the related necessary actions during the biennium;
As a result of the global training programme in secureand safe approaches in field environments, individual countries will be able to implement specific safety and security training programmes for all United Nations civilian personnel, allowing them to: .
In this way o Mayor andthe Region will be able to implement the project for which they were elected by the citizens, while retaining the important role of the Municipal or Provincial Council.
You will identify risk situations for your weight andwill be able to implement the actions necessary for risk management and correction of overweight.
But the big problem is,we will also need to have the wisdom to be able to implement those changes in a way that won't cause massive economic and social disruption.