Examples of using Drop in the number in English and their translations into Arabic
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This indicates a drop in the number of cases that are brought to the Prosecutor through the police.
At the same time, the trend towards a drop in the number of reservations to human rights treaties was welcome.
It was also reported, that the drop in the number of viewers may be about 36%.
Such aggression is explained by the drop in the number of lymphocytes that must ensure victory over an intruding infection.
This shows an improvement in the situation of young persons as compared with 1993,given the drop in the number of economically active persons.
It is undeniable that, despite the drop in the number of armed conflicts, international peace and security continue to be seriously threatened.
It also recognizes the efforts being made by the State party to ensure that mother-tongue classes andschools are maintained, despite the drop in the number of students.
Primary school enrolment is characterized by a drop in the numbers of girls(36.97 per cent enrolment as compared with 63.03 per cent for boys).
Compared to the previous period there was an overall decrease in the number of violations(from 170 to 127);this is attributed primarily to the drop in the number of violations involving excessive use of force.
A number of delegations drew attention to the drop in the number of refugees to some 8.5 million, but also expressed concern at the continued rise in numbers of internally displaced persons(IDPs).
Following is a comparative table showing the situation from 1996 to 2000 of the population aged 16 and over, by sex and educational level.The data show that despite the drop in the number of illiterate women, they are still in the majority.
However, there are indications that the number of internally displaced persons slowly reduced during the last months of 2009 following the separate declarations of ceasefire by the Government andthe MILF and the drop in the number of armed encounters.
She also wondered what if anything had been done to reduce the effects of climate-related problems, to which small island developing States were so vulnerable, and requested clarification on the numbers of men and women involved in non-remunerated work,including an explanation for the drop in the number of women in paid employment.
There had been a drop in the number of women representatives in the Legislative Assembly as well as in local political forums; that was a function of election results, as no policy existed to prevent the participation of women in public life.
It is Benin ' s wish that mankind, when it draws up its first balance sheet of this new era,should see a drop in the number of ills that continue to undermine the twentieth century, namely poverty, famine, endemic diseases such as malaria, the AIDS pandemic and its devastating human, social and economic consequences, illiteracy, environmental degradation, underdevelopment, and all those other ills that beset us.
Non- governmental sources indicated that the drop in the number of cases registered by the CNDH were due in part to the fact that 32 local human rights commissions had been established since 1992, one for each state, plus the Federal District Commission, which had led to a genuine decrease in the total number of complaints submitted to CNDH and therefore in complaints of torture as a whole.
Noting that the latest figures in the report showed a drop in the number of female heads of Government ministries and female diplomatic personnel serving abroad, and no significant change in the number of female governors of departments, she asked whether any measures were being taken to promote the participation of women in public life, including at the international level.