Examples of using Basic public in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Basic Public Prosecutor in Podgorica.
First stage of basic public education.
Basic public services are returning; full electric power is being restored; the Port-au-Prince international airport is now open to civil flights.
Second stage of basic public education.
On 25 October 1995, the Basic Public Prosecutor in Podgorica requested that the investigating magistrate of the Basic Court of Danilovgrad undertake additional investigations into the facts of the case.
The Constitution had established that basic public education should be free and compulsory.
Following the attack, and pursuant to the relevant domestic legislation, on 17 April 1995,the Podgorica Police Department filed a criminal complaint with the Basic Public Prosecutor ' s Office in Podgorica.
Some emergency relief notwithstanding, economic activity and basic public services throughout the country have been severely disrupted.
A firm and lasting peace requires not only an end to conflict but also economic and social development, as well as universal access to food, housing, education,work and basic public services.
However, for many low-income countries, the cost of providing the most basic public health and clinical services exceeds current government spending.
The restoration of basic public services such as electricity, water and waste disposal remains a fundamental task of UNMIK.
Promote the use of new information technologies,which should be considered a basic public service that provides access to material public information.
The cross-cutting mainstreaming of gender, including through the promotion of a greater representation of women in decision-making processes, is assured in the areas of reinsertion,community recovery and access to basic public services.
Due to the" lack of evidence", the Basic Public Prosecutor in Podgorica dropped all charges against Veselin Popovic on 23 January 1996.
In too many instances,the time spent in unpaid work compensates for the lack of basic public infrastructure and services(water, energy, etc.).
Corruption has the potential to erode basic public functions and the quality of life, especially among those groups of people who are already marginalized and vulnerable.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East(UNRWA)continued to provide an extensive programme of emergency assistance and basic public services in Gaza and the West Bank.
These house demolitions were accompanied by severe damage to basic public infrastructure such as electricity lines, water pipes and sewage systems.
Developing countries must be able to manage their environment and natural resources in a sustainable manner in order toraise sufficient revenue to ensure provision of basic public services and to reduce dependence on external aid.
It had carried out comprehensive judicial reform, reinforced basic public services and promoted employment to eliminate poverty, hunger and social exclusion.
Owing to the lack of means of transport, the distressed civilian population of Charikar was forced by the Taliban mercenaries to walk a long itinerary to reach Kabul, itself a war-ravaged city thathad already been deprived of even the basic public services.
A priority for the eEurope 2005 action plan was that basic public services should be available on-line by 2005, a priority which is largely being achieved.
Fostering a favourable business climate with a legal and regulatory framework that is conducive to increasing savings and investment,together with the improvement of political stability and the required basic public sector, will be crucial to economic recovery.
Many more havebeen indirectly affected by the fighting through the lack of basic public services like medical care and the loss of harvest and livestock, as well as the disruption of relief supplies.
The Government is highly centralized and performs all basic government functions,but its role goes well beyond the provision of basic public services such as police protection and public infrastructure.
This decline put significant strain on Palestinian institutions,particularly those providing basic public services and security, and all but halted salary payments to approximately 165,000 Palestinian Authority employees(supporting an estimated one quarter of the Palestinian population).
The Government is highly centralized and performs all basic governmental functions,but its role goes well beyond the provision of basic public services such as police protection and public infrastructure.
The Rwandan justice system remainslargely non-functioning and the difficulty the Government has in providing basic public services and the relatively slow pace of national reconstruction and development add to the tension.
The well-being of people also requires the exercise of all human rights and fundamental freedoms, access to the provision of good education,health care and other basic public services, and the development of harmonious relations within communities.
A chief characteristic of countries in such circumstances is their functional deficiency in national governance and justice systems,making it difficult if not impossible to provide basic public services and to restore the necessary foundations for economic development and sustainable peace.