Examples of using Data made in English and their translations into Arabic
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Data made available electronically.
However, lack of data made monitoring difficult.
Data made available on the Portal shall have no expiry or other conditions affecting its validity.
Easy programming and can directly use the program data made by lofting software.
The lack of statistical data made it impossible to assess the victims ' experience.
Also, meteorological andenvironmental satellites are operated as a public service, with data made available at low cost.
Lack of data made it difficult to accurately calculate the national income of some States.
It was also mentioned that the lack of data made it difficult to assess progress.
Data made available during research show that in Bosnia and Herzegovina there still exist typical female occupations and typical male occupations.
The country does not appear in any of the poverty data made available by the World Bank or the UNDP.
High-quality industrial data made available to international agencies, national governments, private sector, knowledge institutions and other stakeholders in industrial development.
Each State shall have the right to participate in the international exchange of data andto have access to all data made available to the Registry.
Mine-risk education increasingly targeted the most at-risk populations and better data made it easier to identify and manage the relatively small percentage of land areas that posed the highest risk.
The preparation of the study and the analysis of benefits derived from trade preferences required theupdating of the UNCTAD GSP database with the most recent data made available by preference-giving countries.
Mr. Agapov asserted that ISON data are morecomplete and precise than the data made available by the United States-- which is the only nation that publicly shares its orbital positioning data.
(b) To review the data made available by international and regional organizations and analyse how that data could be utilized to complement the information provided by Member States through the biennial reports questionnaire;
In order to increase the likelihood that a target audience will pay attention anduse data made available, one must consider the appropriate timing and channels for delivery and distribution of the data. .
The request for an on-site inspection shall be based on the[technical] data collected[and analysed] by the International Monitoring System[and/or by other elements of the Treaty verification regime,or shall be based on other relevant[technical] data made available by States Parties,] in accordance with the provisions of this Treaty.
Now more than ever, monthly, quarterly and consistent data, made available in a timely manner, were needed to measure the state of a country ' s economy and capture the growing interdependence of economies.
The UN-SPIDER programme should ensure that data made available to support emergency and humanitarian crisis were also made available to the UN-SPIDER regional support offices, as well as to volunteer and technical communities.
This data makes possible to determine the correct operation of the resource and the whole server.
Such data make it possible to monitor the participation of minorities and ascertain whether fair and representative participation mechanisms have been put in place.
Such a lack of data makes it hard to assess the impact of capital punishment on women.
These data make more difficult the Employment Office ' s efforts towards the integration of job-seekers in the labour market.
This data makes Milan one of the top locations for investing in general and expands its prestige not only in Italy, but also internationally.
Such data make it possible to distinguish a kind of lens astigmatism from corneal astigmatism.
Both methodologies heavily rely on data making it easier for managers to create solutions that are based on facts and evidence.
Space-derived data could help to formulate policies and permit informed decisions on the handling of water resources,but for many developing countries it was difficult to obtain such data, making international cooperation necessary.
While some jurisdictions have resisted the inclusion of ethnicity information in HIV surveillance programmes, fearing that this would increase the stigma and discrimination experiencedby indigenous populations, the absence of data makes planning and resource allocation extremely difficult.
The data included in the High Seas Vessels Authorization Record under the FAO Compliance Agreement was seen as inadequate for this purpose,largely owing to limited submissions and incomplete data, making it difficult to differentiate between deep sea fishing vessels, and for many of the same reasons recognized by the Expert Consultation(see also paras. 99 and 100 below).