Examples of using Changes have been introduced in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is true that certain changes have been introduced to the chapter.
Other changes have been introduced in the past two years to reduce the trauma for complainants while they are giving evidence in court.
Apart from editorial adjustments, two significant changes have been introduced.
(h) Changes have been introduced by the revised law on asylum which restrict or aggravate asylum-seekers ' access to legal counsel and the length and conditions of detention in" preparatory" or pre-deportation detention.
We now see that, despite that refusal, substantive changes have been introduced into the text of the draft resolution, namely, into its title.
Significant changes have been introduced in Cuba ' s economic policy to deal with the new international environment that emerged in the previous decade which was marked by a sharp reduction in the country ' s trade and cooperation links with nations worldwide.
The Philippines is implementing a regional shelter strategy. Changes have been introduced into the legal framework as well as in administrative procedures.
Significant changes have been introduced in Cuba ' s economic policy to deal adequately with the new international environment that has emerged throughout the last decade, marked by a sharp reduction in the country ' s trade and cooperation links with nations all over the world.
The policy development process has been completed, enabling UNICEF to move forward into implementation with a stable platform of policy;and systems changes have been introduced into the prototype of the new VISION-One ERP system.
Several sections of the guidelines have been restructured, and substantive changes have been introduced, in particular in the sections on the consolidated list(sect. 5), listing(sect. 6), de-listing(sect. 7) and updating(sect. 8).
Regarding free and equal access to education(Algeria), based on the data that most of the unemployed have completed primary education only and consequently do not have equal access tothe job market, significant changes have been introduced in the area of education.
Since 2010, major changes have been introduced to bring about greater efficiency and effectiveness: the introduction of electronic workflows and electronic approvals, for example, not only simplifies processes and procedures, but also empowers staff both at headquarters and in the field.
From the 1920 Madrid Congress onwards, the question of adding other languages as official languages or languages for debates anddocumentation was raised on many occasions, but changes have been introduced very slowly, considering that it was only at the Lausanne Congress in 1974 that English, Arabic and Spanish were admitted as languages for documentation besides French, with Chinese, German, Portuguese and Russian being added at the 1979 Congress in Rio de Janeiro.
Changes have been introduced in the public eldercare sector such as integrating services(for persons living at home and persons living in care homes), which allows for better use of human resources and also gives employees greater opportunities to work full time.(Source: Public Employment Service).
New important anti-discrimination laws have been adoptedin the past five years and many legislative changes have been introduced with a view to preventing and prohibiting discrimination based on gender(see Annex 1 Legal and other acts related to gender equality and the elimination of discrimination against women).
In relation to so-called" honour killings", radical changes have been introduced to domestic legislation, in particular the Criminal Code. More severe punishment has been provided for instigators and perpetrators. A special judicial body was established to consider cases of honour killings, with a view to accelerating decision making procedures and ensuring that justice is done. Furthermore, the law no longer permits perpetrators of such crimes to benefit from mitigating circumstances.
The Special Representative noted that, although some institutional changes have been introduced since then(such as the existence of political parties other than the governing party, since 1992, and the establishment of a Constitutional Court), power is concentrated in the hands of the executive, which controls even the most minor Government posts and many in the private sector.
Radical changes had been introduced in DPI ' s library services.
In 2002 and 2003, changes had been introduced in the Aliens Act and the Marriage Act to combat forced marriages.
Changes had been introduced in criminal legislation in order to deal more effectively with violence against women.
The Commission noted that effective 1 January 1998, some changes had been introduced into the French tax laws.
Structural operational changes had been introduced to improve management and operational procedures: however, the changes had encountered fierce resistance from local staff.
One expert explained how significant changes had been introduced in Portugal to take into account the need of users for more timely FDI data.
Changes had been introduced for recording testimony, now in the form of a question-and-answer deposition signed by the staff member.
Meanwhile, State-owned enterpriseshad been modernized and technological and management changes had been introduced.
In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, constitutional changes had been introduced to increase the independence of the judiciary through the strengthening of the State Judiciary Council, which is responsible for appointing and dismissing judges.
It was recalled that changes had been introduced in subprogrammes 1, 2 and 5, including changes to the organizational structure of the programme, which the Committee had decided not to recommend to the General Assembly for approval.
The many changes introduced in the scale had not, however, served to improve it;indeed, some of those changes had been introduced for political reasons and had represented a significant departure from the basic principle of capacity to pay.
As far as the Special Rapporteur could ascertain for Africa(although the available information is scarce and outdated), pregnant girls are expelled from primary and secondary schools in Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo,Uganda and Zambia, while change has been introduced in Bolivia, Botswana, Chile, Côte d ' Ivoire, Guinea, Kenya and Malawi.
Moreover, in the context of the Government ' s reconsideration of policies tocounter the effects of restructuring on vulnerable groups, changes had been introduced in December 1994 to increase the level of payments to purchase food in cases of emergency and hardship, to increase the level of grants for school uniforms and to provide grants to meet costs associated with the transition from receipt of benefit to resumption of employment.