Examples of using Could be compared in English and their translations into Arabic
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No creature could be compared with him.
Furthermore, the Secretary-General provides no baseline against which his benchmark measures could be compared.
The mass in the crucible could be compared to option number three. The masses were consistent.
The overall impact of rapidly developing information technologies,especially the Internet, could be compared only to the invention of radio.
This could be compared with the 1980s before the fall of the Soviet Union, when Sweden could gather up to 1,000,000 men.
However, none of those conventional weapons could be compared with the destructive potential of modern nuclear weapons.
He asked the Special Rapporteur to explain how alegally established punishment for a serious crime could be compared to an extrajudicial killing.
Two equivalent addresses could be compared as non-equal if one of them had the sign bit turned on even if the remaining bits were identical.
Contrary to standard practice, at the start of the project therewas no comprehensive budget with which actual expenditure could be compared.
However, he challenged the view that this could be compared with the reported systematic liquidation of a part of the adult male population of Srebrenica.
If any pre-invasion sampling data are available, such data should be used to establish anappropriate baseline against which currently observed conditions could be compared.
Since it was not possible toestablish a base number against which actual implementation could be compared, it is not possible to calculate the implementation rates.
In other words, Nutrobal could be compared to peptides like GHRP-6 or Ipamorelin, only it doesn't require any injections nor does it have any side effects like GHRP-6.
While the net-basis format used by many specialized agencies might be simpler,it also restricted transparency and the ease with which information could be compared.
Somebody said once that the Conference on Disarmament could be compared to a mythical monster which, after giving birth to a disarmament agreement, enters a lengthy period of hibernation.
He recalled that the auditors ' fees were not charged to the Organization. He could not thereforeunderstand how the budget of the Board of Auditors could be compared with that of OIOS.
This could be compared with the overall cost of increasing the rate of recycling of dental mercury collected in chairside traps at dental clinics, estimated at some $US 240 per kg of mercury recovered.
He suggested that an HDI should be conceived in relation to identifiable indigenous peoples,so that the level of human development of indigenous peoples could be compared to the average HDI of countries.
The Falkland Islands could be compared to other New World countries, including Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, and even Argentina, whose current populations consisted of predominantly immigrant European stock.
In replying to comments by delegations the Director stated that the Mid-Year Progress Report was a" working document",giving a snapshot of UNHCR activities in the first half of the year which could be compared against the Global Appeal.
The positive impact of the Asian Highway could be compared to the boost to regional economic cooperation and trade that occurred in Europe after 1975, when the Economic Commission for Europe engineered a similar arrangement.
There was a need, however, to give a clearer picture of the work of the different agencies and programmes, and in particular of the regional commissions,so that their achievements in that area could be compared side by side, perhaps by means of a table.
The quality of our work andresults as well as used devices could be compared only to the same standards as USA and West of Europe, not to any other place on the earth where they produce more expensive operation for a much cheaper materials.
Quinoa, a traditional crop grown by indigenous peoples for some 7,000 years, had a high protein content: it was the only vegetable to provide all the essential amino-acids and, from that point of view, was superior to wheat,barley and soy and could be compared favourably with milk.
The position taken in the draft could be compared with the position taken by the Inter- American Court of Human Rights in a number of advisory opinions based on the Inter- American Convention on Human Rights, whose text differed somewhat from that of the Covenant.
A number of delegations queried where they could find information on the effect of previous recommendations in JIU reports in this domain, where the United Nations system organizations stood andhow past recommendations could be compared with those that had been put forward this time.
From an individualistic point of view, a SRB could be compared to an insurance company offering to its members some assurance that their acquired rights in their contractual relations with an organization will be defended in many or most circumstances, conditioned only by the quality of the colleagues who will offer their time, knowledge and skills for such goals and who are chosen through a democratic electoral process.
DMAP would encourage research coordination networks, including national academies of science, to contribute to the development and refinement of indicators and establish a scientifically sound baseline formonitoring and assessment at national, regional and global scales against which future impact assessments could be compared.
With respect to the determination of benchmarks against which the Fund 's investment returns could be compared, it was explained that the Fund was rather unique in terms of its payment liabilities, the structure of its investment decision-making process and, in particular, certain restrictions on investment options; therefore, no comparison of the Fund ' s overall return with those of other funds would be totally satisfactory.
A number of delegations queried where they could find information on the effect of previous recommendations in reports of the Unit in this domain, where the organizations of the United Nations system stood andhow past recommendations could be compared with those that had been put forward in the report under consideration.