Examples of using Devoted much in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Team has devoted much effort to improving the consolidated list.
Turning to matters of international policy, the Albanian Government has devoted much effort to regional concerns.
In recent times he has devoted much of his professional activity to international arbitration.
He graduated from medical school in 1804, after which he practiced medicine and devoted much of his time to botany and natural history.
The President devoted much attention to education and notable achievements were made in this area.
Secondly, it is gratifying that the Security Council devoted much of its work during the past year to Africa.
He devoted much of his time to seeking African solutions to African problems, working diligently to promote African unity.
As the new department, FOEN devoted much efforts on solar bracket system.
The representative of UNESCO drew attention to the Convention against Discrimination in Education of 1960 andmentioned that UNESCO has devoted much attention to mother tongue education.
The Chairman reported that he had devoted much time and effort to the issue of entry into force.
He devoted much energy, attention and resources to the process as Regional Mediator, and personally guided the work of the crucial inclusive political dialogue in December 2008, as well as the efforts which led to the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in Libreville in June 2008.
It continued to fulfil its obligations under the UnitedNations counter-terrorism instruments to which it was a party and devoted much attention to advocacy and education in order to combat extremism.
Governments have since devoted much effort to create and strengthen national insurance markets.
My Government is convinced that a just, workable and lasting solution to the Cyprus problem is to the benefit of all concerned, certainly of the whole people of Cyprus whohave suffered for too long, of the United Nations, which devoted much time and effort over the years, of peace in the region and, not least, of Turkey itself.
The subcommission on refugees devoted much of its time to the repatriation of Tajik refugees from northern Afghanistan.
From the end of January 2003, the Iraqi side, which until then had been cooperative in terms of process butnot equally cooperative in terms of subsistence, devoted much effort to providing explanations and proposing methods of inquiry into such issues as the production and destruction of anthrax, VX and long-range missiles.
Colombia has devoted much attention to conventional disarmament, especially as it relates to illicit arms trafficking.
Van Diemen's nine years as Governor-General were successful and important for both the colony andthe commercial success of the Dutch East India Company. He devoted much of his energy to expanding the power of the company throughout South-East Asia. Under his rule Dutch power was established in Ceylon(now Sri Lanka) via Trincomalee.[citation needed].
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who devoted much time to the planning of this multilateral institution known as the United Nations, once said," We have learned that we cannot live alone, at peace; that our own well-being is dependent on the well-being of other nations far away.".
HARPAS has trained male and female religious leaders of different faiths, provided micro-credit for women living with AIDS, organized women 's leadership programmes and devoted much attention to vulnerable groups, such as female sex workers, men having sex with men, intravenous drug users(more commonly men, including youth), or migrant workers.
McCowen was a suffragist, and devoted much time to the study of preventive work in social science. She aided in the organization of cooperative working girls' clubs; was a member of the Association for Advancement of Women since 1881, and its vice-president for Iowa, 1883- 85; and took an active part in the Woman's Congress, Des Moines, Iowa, 1885.
Chile is also a party to theConvention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and has devoted much effort to strengthening its technical and institutional architecture in the area of nuclear and radiological safety and security.
Mr. O ' Brien(Australia)said that the Second and Third Committees had devoted much, if not most, of their energy over the past few years to organizing major conferences in the economic and social fields. The coming years would focus on conference follow-up.
At its next session the Commission might devote much of its time to the topic of the immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction.
Both street art and contemporary art have become an integral part of Munich's cityscape,with museums and art galleries devoting much of their space to it.
The Council still devotes much time to a proforma consideration of the reports of its functional commissions, and too little time to addressing substantive and coordination issues emanating from these reports.
This is why I have long been advocating an x-ray of African debt to see how ourcountries have ended up in a situation whereby they devote much of their export earnings to paying off debt, contracted sometimes in dubious circumstances, to the detriment of their economic and social development programmes.
The members of this Committee devote much time and effort to the consideration and adoption of resolutions and given that such activities form the Committee ' s primary function in the United Nations disarmament machinery, Member States are understandably interested in receiving some feedback on how those resolutions are being implemented.
PRINCETON- As US President Barack Obama begins his second term,he will have to devote much of his attention to figuring out how to get America's domestic finances in order. But foreign-policy issues loom large as well, and, notwithstanding the ongoing conflict in Syria and the possible spread of war across Africa's Sahel region, the consensus in Washington is that 2013 will be the“year of decision” on Iran.
In view of problems relating to the safety of witnesses, their resettlement and transferring them safely to and from the Tribunal, the Chambers normally grant requests foradjournment of trials; they have, however, had to devote much time to hearing a large number of motions by parties concerning such matters as the Tribunal's competence, drafting flaws in indictments, transmittal of documents, witness protection and joinder of cases, and also occasionally the replacement of defence counsel.