Examples of using Continue to generate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Multiple land claims and resulting feuds continue to generate fresh conflicts.
Continue to generate employment opportunities and train people for self-employment(South Africa); 129.131.
Author departments and offices continue to generate and post web content in English only.
In this connection, comes to the fore web development and online stores- portals,which will continue to generate income.
Industrial development was a sector that would continue to generate new employment in all societies for the foreseeable future.
These shortcomings certainly led to a climate of impunity, reflected in the alarming growth of petty crime andother forms of violence which continue to generate many victims.
And he also believes that the forces of creation continue to generate a near-infinite number of other universes thanksto a cosmic mechanism called inflation.
Noticeable contractions in domestic productive capacity,while some sectors were able to adapt and continue to generate employment and subsistence incomes;
Coal is one place to begin, as it will continue to generate the lion's share of the world's electricity for decades to come. Greater sharing of existing cleaner-coal technologies is needed, as is continued development of next-generation clean-coal plants.
Commodities remain the mainstay of most developing countries ' trade and continue to generate most of their export earnings.
The United States considered the Uruguay Round to be a historic achievement which had generated and would continue to generate global economic growth and lead to more trade, investment, employment and sustainable development in all countries, including the least developed.
The Group would like to draw the attention of the Council to the fact that the continuing inability of the Government to finance the minimum functioning of the State will continue to generate insecurity and instability in the country.
But the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians will continue to generate surges of conflict across the region until it is resolved.
As a result, globalization's tendency to produce macroeconomic imbalances and financial fragility, its adverse impact on equality and social peace in many countries,and its weak political legitimacy will continue to generate tension and periodic crises.
SGC may now move forward with field tests, consistent with conditions set by EPA in the EUP, to evaluate the efficacy of the spinach protein againstcitrus greening in citrus plant tissues and continue to generate environmental, health and safety data that are required under federal law to support a fully registered product for commercial use.
We underscore the continued relevance of the outcomes of all major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic, social and related fields and the commitments contained therein, including the Millennium Development Goals,which have raised awareness and continue to generate real and important development gains.
The Special Rapporteur recognizes Romania ' s contemporary context of transition and pending accession to the European Union, which has created-and will continue to generate- opportunities for development, as well as challenges.
In some cases, particularly when the security situation has been consolidated to a point where most citizens do not liveunder daily threat of violence, peacekeepers can continue to generate goodwill through direct assistance to the population.
The obligation under this paragraph does not apply to emissions from production lines that have an approved project under the Clean Development Mechanism to control emissions of Annex F Group II substancesso long as those emissions are covered by and continue to generate emissions reduction credits under a Clean Development Mechanism project.
Liberia has much to celebrate: security, economic growth, a free press,and a popular President who continues to generate international support for her country.
The International Decade for a Culture of Peace andNon-violence for the Children of the World has generated, and continues to generate, great interest in Brazil.
On August 26, the President stated that CD/1840 continued to generate support but did not achieve consensus.
Introducing the matter,the representative of the secretariat said that the UNEP Tunza strategy continued to generate extensive interest among organizations representing children and youth.
Tensions in Rwanda continued to generate a climate hostile to the enjoyment of human rights.
For example, the emphasis on environmental sustainability andfree markets is fairly recent and continues to generate demand for new institutional responses at the national, regional and global levels.
The weight of ordinary violence,measured in terms of the deaths caused and the calibre of weapons used, continues to generate a growing feeling of insecurity in the population.
The Group would like to draw the attention of the Economic and Social Council to the fact that the continuing inability of theGovernment to finance the minimum functioning of the State continues to generate insecurity and instability in the country.
Given the fact that the funds allocated in 2002 for the Economic Commission for Africa and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean construction projects will be utilized over a period of time,the overall balance of the construction-in-progress account continues to generate interest through investment.
While the protractedconflicts in Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have continued to generate a large number of refugees, the region is also home to refugees from conflicts farther afield such as those in Rwanda, Burundi, Sudan and from outside the continent.
Although the issue continues to generate controversy, it is crucial to keep the dialogue going, building on what has been achieved and setting markers for the future in order to erase the complacency and cynicism that has often prevented the United Nations from acting as early or effectively as it should.