Examples of using Explained that it in English and their translations into Arabic
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Why would that be? My friend, helpful as always, explained that it was because I sounded pretentious.
Ms. Appiah(Ghana) explained that it was difficult to differentiate between bigamy and polygamy.
She stated that women had accounted foralmost 70 per cent of the unemployed in 1993 and explained that it was the result of the restructuring of" women ' s branches of the economy".
The Board explained that it issued a temporary residence permit to the author as an exception under article 12, section 5 of the Aliens Act.
However, UNU hasnot developed its plan for the implementation of IPSAS and explained that it would be following the UNDP deadline of 2012 for the implementation of IPSAS.
However, he explained that it was the intention of the Government to complete the process of the National Convention as soon as possible because it was costing half a million kyats a day to manage.
Introducing the second part of his report(A/CN.4/558/Add.1), the Special Rapporteur explained that it dealt with reservations that were incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty.
Mr. Adamou explained that it was only by taking a cross-sectoral perspectivethat new opportunities could be highlighted, such as capitalizing on non-timber forest products, forest landscape restoration and ecotourism.
When requested to comment on this unusualsituation, a regional customs official explained that it was due to insecurity at the border with Liberia and a lack of weapons for customs personnel.
The Secretary of the Board introduced theconceptual framework for the 1994-1995 work programme and explained that it had been prepared in response to the recommendation of the Board at its thirteenth session.
A person interviewed in Italy explained that it is a region where the energy certification"Casa Clima" has become a symbol of social for the people, as it once was, the fact of having the Mercedes car in his own garage.
The company's management provided theGroup with full purchasing records for verification and explained that it had visited mine sites operated by Alpha Minerals, which had showed continuing mineral production.
Ms. MAY(Renaissance Foundation) explained that it was a question of passports not for United Nations personnel but for inhabitants of Western Sahara who, because they lacked passports, could not travel beyond the borders of the country.
On the Truth Commission, the Minister clarified that it is not a Government entity,but rather a State institution and explained that it will provide answers on enforced disappearances, homicides, kidnappings and other crimes.
The Administration accepted the recommendation but explained that it had taken considerable effort during the past three years to develop the structure of the Department of Peace-keeping Operations, especially in a situation of serious staff shortages and pressing operational demands.
The representative of the World Associations of Cities and Local Authorities Co-ordination described the genesis anddevelopment of the proposed World Charter and explained that it was intended to be flexible and adaptable to different contexts and legal frameworks.
The Mission acknowledged the deficiencies and explained that it had since initiated a Mission-wide reconciliation of its records with the physical quantities on hand.
Referring to the incident, the head of the Etzion Regional Council stated that the Councilintended to build industrial facilities at the site and explained that it had received all the necessary permits for the construction, which he claimed was being carried on its own land.
Ambassador Afonso also called on me and explained that it was the view of his Government that the best assistancethat the Security Council could provide on this matter would be for it to forward to you a list of potential candidates from which you could make your selection.
Introducing the draft resolution which was to be circulated(A/C.4/60/L.8), he explained that it requested the Scientific Committee to continue to review the important problems in the field of ionizing radiation.
The Chairman explained that it had been decided exceptionally, to consider a new draft of article 17 septies in order to satisfy the concerns which had emerged during informal consultations that the text adopted at the previous meeting did not convey what the Working Group had in mind.
On 25 October 2011,the State party expressed its regret at the delay in replying, and explained that it had studied carefully the Committee ' s Views, which had been published on the website of the Attorney General ' s Department.
Concerning enforced disappearances, Mauritius explained that it has not yet ratified the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance(CPED) as a number of policy matters are still being studied before a decision to ratify can be taken.
Turning to chapter II of his report, the Special Rapporteur explained that it dealt with the criteria which he considered to determine the strictly unilateral nature of a legal act.
UN-Women disagreed with this finding and explained that it had consulted with the Office of Legal Affairs of the Secretariat, which had advised that the clause could not be applied in a systematic way; it depended on the nature of the commodities and the nature of the transactions.
He also presented a spider graphcreated with data collected from the ADT tests and explained that it provided a useful snapshot of the current status and progress on improvements in the area of corporate reporting at a national level.
The Panel met the director of the Department in January 2014, who explained that it was not responsible for the procurement of other ministries, and had no information about their procurement.
Mr. Moushoutas(Cyprus) introduced draft resolution A/C.6/54/L.17 and explained that it took account of the main concerns of the diplomatic community, such as security of missions, respect for privileges and immunities, travel restrictions and parking.
The Senegalese delegation thanked the delegations for their encouragement and explained that it had grouped their observations and recommendations into four broad categories: combating discrimination; places of detention; access to economic, social, and cultural rights; and combating impunity.
