Examples of using Countries were able in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sixty-three countries were able to provide data on counterfeit currency offences.
There were of course errors and failures in their development, but these countries were able to recognize problems and learn from them.
Only seven countries were able to provide data on official development assistance related to forestry for 2007 and 2011.
The access to external resourcesargument would still be relevant if countries were able to track the residence of the ultimate holders of their bonded debt.
During the testing, participating countries were able, to a great extent, to map their existing crime data into the international crime classification framework and to provide some information on additional attributes concerning the nature of the crimes, their victims and perpetrators.
After the sharp decline experienced in 2009,landlocked developing countries were able to boost export performance and roughly offset losses in 2010.
Countries were able to utilize state-of-the-art data capture and processing technologies, to enhance the quality of and accessibility to policy-relevant statistical information, and to increase the use of mapping and geographical information systems in all areas of statistics.
Thanks to IAEA, developing countries were able to use nuclear technology peacefully.
If countries were able to create more jobs, then much migration would be avoided, with all its attendant issues such as how migrants were treated, whether the sending countries could make agreements with receiving countries to ensure fair treatment, and so on.
In the field of high-resolution imaging, countries were able to access a wide range of products that had many useful applications.
Considering the number of countries or areas that reported sex and age disaggregated statistics for at least one year and for at least five years in each of the above-mentioned time periods,results showed that fewer countries were able to report frequently(for at least 5 out of the 10 years) their annual data by sex and age.
No conclusion on the issue could be reached before countries were able to assess fully the impact of the regular scale of assessments for the period 2001-2003.
Many countries were able to provide time series for basic hydro-meteorological data(e.g., precipitation), and for main aggregates of water abstraction, supply and use(e.g., total water abstraction, fresh surface-water and fresh groundwater abstraction, public water supply), less so in their breakdowns by sectors or economic activities.
As a consequence, the assistance petroleum-exporting countries were able to offer to developing countries was also negatively affected.
Throughout history, there are countless examples of middle-income countries becoming stuck in that category for decades and/or eventually falling back to low-income status. The Nobel laureate economist Michael Spence has pointed out that after WWII,only a handful of countries were able to grow to a fully-industrialized level of development.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall,former communist European countries were able to accede to the Council of Europe, which now comprises 47 states in Europe.
In the longer term also, benefits from open markets would be more significant andvisible for Africa if African countries were able to increase and diversify their products for exports.
The analysis of responses showed that 19 per cent of countries were able to provide responses to fewer than a quarter of the questions, 23 per cent responded to less than half but more than a quarter, and the majority were able to respond to more than half of the questions(see figure I).
Although some quarters tried to exaggerate thesituation by invoking potential regional destabilization, our two countries were able to resolve the situation in a spirit of mutual friendship and understanding resulting in the repatriation so far of nearly 70,000 returnees to their hearths and homes.
Through a series of ECA activities, African countries were able to actively participate in the global decision-making processes and reflect Africa ' s common concerns and perspectives in their outcomes based on the African Regional Plan of Action on the Knowledge Economy(ARAPKE), adopted by African ICT Ministers in September 2005.
The negotiating conference was held on 4 March 1948, a few days after the coup in Prague; thanks to this,the three smaller countries were able to persuade the others to agree to the concept of automatic and immediate mutual assistance in the event of aggression, and to the idea of setting up a regional organisation(a multilateral alliance in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations).
Mutual Legal Assistance is the formal process by which countries are able to request co-operation in the investigation and prosecution of crime.
A second aspect of the problem is the growing number ofclaimants to a share of the limited budgets that donor countries are able to approve for international concerns.
As a result of economic integration with the EU, neighbourhood countries are able to more successfully implement national reform programmes and economic development policies.
(e) Countries are able to reduce the likelihood of conflict, and lower the risk of natural disasters, including from climate change;
Thus, while developed countries are able to choose among financial and fiscal incentives, developing countries may have to rely on the latter.
The objective has been to ensure that developing countries are able to participate in the global trading system.
In good times countries are able to borrow and in bad times they have very limited access to finance.
Therefore, if everyone in the country were able to pay off all debts including the government, there would not be one dollar in circulation.
In doing so, the countries are able to refine and detail the maps obtained under the global study and to have a national cartographic base for land degradation assessment.
