Examples of using Is in relation in English and their translations into Arabic
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The first is in relation to draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.45 in cluster 3.
One of the principal areas where this is vital is in relation to macroeconomic policy.
Filtering capability is in relation to the impurity content of the medium to be filtered.
This page of the International Committee of the Red Cross website is in relation to the presence of the ICRC in Iraq.
Since, the first one is in relation with denial and spoil of the rights of guardians of the murder victim, it is given priority and is of high importance.
The first is in financial services, such as opening bank accounts and, the second and,by far the biggest, is in relation to employment.
The majority of the protected legal subject is in relation to constitutional rights(e.g. homicide, violation of personal freedom).
Finally, Frankl believed that at the spiritual level,the depressed man faces tension between who he actually is in relation to what he should be. .
The process and costs below will apply where your claim is in relation to an unpaid invoice which is not disputed and enforcement action is not needed.
The area of concern is in relation to networking where plans for upgrading to Windows 95 and Netware 4x(compliant versions) are still being finalized.
The basic rule for a lying in the floodzone land as our higher the base plate is in relation to the Base Flood Elevation, the cheaper the flood insurance.
It is believed that this case is in relation with the publication of EOHR reports on deaths in custody in Egyptian prisons and torture of Coptic Christians.
Above all, the notion of“objective” responsibility, which is a keynote of the draft articles,is more questionable in relation to international crimes than it is in relation to international delicts, and the case for some express and general requirement of fault(dolus, culpa) is stronger in relation to international crimes.
UNPROFOR, overstretched and underresourced as it is in relation to its current mandates, does not have the capacity to rush from crisis to crisis in different areas.
The unfavorable employment position of Roma women is in relation to their low educational level, early motherhood, inappropriate qualification and gender-based discrimination.
The Advisory Committee points out that the requirement in resolution 57/318 is in relation to the support account posts that remain vacant and any new posts that are not filled for 12 months from the date of their establishment.
Define who you are in relation to skills and experience sought.
It's in relation to a murder investigation.
Nozzle size should be in relation to the capacity of the compressor.
The majority of the executions were in relation to drug-related offences.
Yeah, I knew where the money was in relation to the school.
Technical competences are important as queries may be in relation to survivors and divorced spouse benefits, calculation of actuarial costs and transfer values.
The findings andconclusions included in the present summary are mainly those that are in relation to common themes in 15 organizations audited by the Board.
The Director reported on where UNDP was in relation to its efforts to institute a system of results-based management in the organization.
Supplementary agreements signed in 1966, 1969 and 1980 were in relation to the expansion of premises and the lease of additional buildings.
Most of the allegations in the local media and received by the Office ofInternal Oversight Services with respect to construction were in relation to the field office in Lebanon.
This was in relation to the deaths of 22 members of the al-Daya family in Zeytoun.
The budgetary implications contained in the statement of the Secretary-General were in relation to the Department for Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Management.
It was recalled that the mandate of the Working Group was in relation to both B2B and B2C low-value, high-volume disputes, but that the Commission had given a mandate to the Working Group to consider different approaches than a single set of procedural rules.