Examples of using It contributes in English and their translations into Arabic
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It contributes to the aggravation.
It's a powerful experience because it contributes… to somebody's well-being.
It contributes to conflict resolution.
Natural wood does not emit harmful substances, so it contributes not only to the physical cleansing, but also energy.
It contributes approximately 10 per cent to GDP.
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While MSG harmonizes well with salty and sour tastes, it contributes little or nothing to sweet or bitter foods.
It contributes to studies and consultations of OHCHR.
Israel maintains that the barrier is a temporary measure and justifies its construction on security grounds andthe fact that it contributes to saving lives.
It contributes greatly to the mediation of civil matters.
The urban informal sector is mostly constituted by small commerce in markets or on the streets,and this produces as little as it contributes for the GDP.
It contributes by providing kilometers on the World March route.
Pastoral farming plays amajor role in the economies of West Africa and the Sahel, where it contributes extensively to food and nutrition security, livelihoods and economic development.
Finally, it contributes substantially to the State ' s revenue.
UNOPS is committed to investingin the knowledge, innovation and partnerships needed to support sustainability, both in the results to which it contributes and its way of working.
But it contributes considerably in the attempt to remain in the market.
It contributes about 600,000 dollars in wages to the economy of Tanzania.
It contributes financial and technical expertise, management and innovations.
It contributes to reducing economic instability and vulnerability.
It contributes regularly to the e-newsletter" UN Youth Flash".
It contributes to overcoming authoritarian structures and exploitation through democratic participation.
It contributes around a fifth of total GDP and employs nearly two thirds of the population in sub-Saharan Africa.
It contributes to creating policies, carries out those policies, communicates about the policies and provides advice and guidance.
In the first place, it contributes to macroeconomic stabilization by helping countries to develop their monetary techniques.
It contributes to wresting security from the citizenry, leads to violations of human rights, and exacerbates armed conflict and armed violence.
For example, it contributes fiber in an interesting amount, becoming a useful option against constipation and to help improve our intestinal transit.
Thereby it contributes, also, to the continuity of the indigenous peoples, with their own cultures, languages, traditional knowledge, philosophies and vision of the cosmos.
It contributes opinions and studies to the United Nations and regional bodies concerned with the promotion and protection of human rights, development and environmental matters.
It contributes to ensuring gender equality, inter alia, by reducing the time spent by girls and women in collecting and managing household water.
It contributes to generating resources for development by stimulating production, promoting exports, increasing access to essential services and creating jobs, income and welfare.
It contributes to ensuring the protection of minorities and to fighting intolerance, racism and social exclusion in an attempt to weaken the sources of discontent that may fuel terrorism.