Examples of using Basic consumer in English and their translations into Arabic
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It includes all basic consumer features, including Continuum capability.
The drought also affected the livelihoods of the population at large,for it led to higher prices for basic consumer products.
It includes all basic consumer features, including Continuum capability.
In assessing judges ' salaries,it was important to note that the value of the basic consumer basket was at present 150 lari.
Prices for basic consumer goods such as rice had risen and the majority of local people could not keep up with them.
(b) Need for government subsidies for basic consumer products, such as rice;
Though social welfare allowances and pension could be increased in terms of inflation itcan not compensate the increase of the price of basic consumer goods.
Production by light industry has a direct impact on basic consumer needs and the population ' s standard of living.
(i) Establishment of a fiscal policy to redistribute income and heavy taxation of unproductive andspeculative financial capital with the reduction of taxes on basic consumer goods;
The State hadtherefore taken action to provide families with basic consumer goods, as reported in the delegation ' s reply to question 6 of the list of issues.
At the same time, we have had to cope with considerable increases in the cost of transportation and of electricity,with their multiplier effect on productive sectors and the price of basic consumer goods.
It further notes that while consumption isvery high in certain parts of the world, the basic consumer needs of a large section of humanity are not being met.
A common position on basic consumer protections and how providers of information and goods in the global environment can interact with consumers is essential.
A fall in income in one sector will, via economic interdependence and negative multiplier effects, lead to a reduction in demand in other sectors,especially basic consumer goods sectors.
The 1999 Multi-purpose Household Survey points out with regard to the basic consumer basket that poverty(extreme/absolute or relative), in conjunction with unemployment, is one of the most important macro-indicators.
Traders' networks among women, for example, function well in many West African and South-East Asian low-income economies, where they predominate in cross-border trade, especially in foods,agricultural inputs, and basic consumer goods.
Because of their stronger impact on the price of basic consumer goods, high inflation rates in countries like Zimbabwe(6,840 per cent), Guinea(24 per cent) and Eritrea(23.5 per cent) are a major concern for the poor who lack adequate safety nets.
The right to consumer education states that consumers should be able to acquire knowledge and skills needed to make informed, confident choices about goods and services,while being aware of basic consumer rights and responsibilities and how to act on them.
Basic consumer rights are secured under provisions of Law No(8) 2008 with respect to consumer protection. The law bans any person to sign, conclude and practice any activity that would compromise or undermine these rights, in particular the following rights: •.
(b) All goods and services are subject to administrative price controls,the levels of which are determined centrally for each basic consumer item and manufactured good(whether imported or produced locally), in order to ensure that prices are the same in every region without distinction.
It is witnessing in fact the full and telling damage inflicted on the exercise of these rights by the successive" structural adjustments of the economy", which have had a serious impact on purchasing power, especially of the less-advantaged economic groups,as a result of the higher prices of basic consumer goods.
Mexico, through its rural supply programme, supplies subsidized basic consumer products to community shops in rural locations to offer savings to rural consumers and improve food and nutrition levels for the rural population.
If visible underemployment, i.e. those who work less than 46 hours a week, and disguised underemployment in terms of income,i.e. those whose income is insufficient to purchase a basic consumer basket, were taken into account the total rate of underemployment for 1993 would be 14.6%.
Due to their stronger impact on the price of basic consumer goods, high inflation rates in countries such as Zimbabwe(6840 per cent), Guinea(24 per cent) and Eritrea(23.5 per cent) are a major concern for the poor who lack adequate safety nets.
In Mexico, even though non-oil income increased, the reduction in petroleum-based revenues revived the legislative debate concerning the introduction of a tax reform bill that, among other changes,would apply the value added tax to currently exempt basic consumer items, a proposal that has yet to win acceptance.
Such projects could take the form of providing women with potable water, improved fuelwood supplies, alternative stoves andcooking techniques, grain mills, basic consumer goods, easily accessible and modest health-care centres and affordable transport. 38/ Neglect of women ' s critical needs has aggravated the levels of poverty and results in intergenerational transmission of poverty.
(j) The rural trade support programme, which is designed to promote the creation or expansion of rural commercial firms, wholesalers and retailers, with a focus on agricultural production and poverty reduction in rural areas by satisfyingdemand from rural populations for agricultural supplies and basic consumer goods.
In particular, since 1992 wages have been paid to convicts in full without a coefficient of reduction; new food standards have been introduced to meet the physiological requirements of the human organism; and the sums of money have beenincreased through which convicts may obtain foodstuffs and basic consumer goods, convicts have been given the possibility of using the telephone to talk to their relatives.
(h) The rural trade support programme, which is designed to promote the creation or expansion of rural commercial firms, wholesalers and retailers, with a focus on agricultural production and poverty reduction in rural areas by satisfyingdemand from rural populations for agricultural supplies and basic consumer goods.
Its 4,000 residents have main access through only one gate, Reikan, to the West Bank; the gate at Um Al Rihan is limited to schoolchildren residing near to the gate.(The Special Rapporteur was denied passage through the latter gate.) This has seriously curtailed access to health services,education, basic consumer goods, food and water in the West Bank.
