Examples of using It has contributed in English and their translations into Arabic
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It has contributed to the Allied victory.
Where broad stakeholder participation has taken place, it has contributed to the acceptance and implementation of criteria and indicators.
It has contributed to making our neighbourhood a very tough one.
It has contributed police and civilian personnel to a number of such operations.
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Direct assistance has reduced nationalpoverty rates by an estimated 18.1 per cent, and it has contributed to reducing individual extreme poverty by an estimated 29.1 per cent.
It has contributed in a major way to nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
This system of individual registration was originallyintroduced to address perceptions of electoral fraud and it has contributed significantly to ensuring a high level of accuracy in the register.
Indeed, it has contributed to that end through the centuries during war and peace.
Argentina is party to theKorean Peninsula Energy Development Organization(KEDO); it has contributed to maintaining the administrative structure of that body and has made scientific cooperation available.
It has contributed to mutual understanding, realizing differences and similarities, abolishing prejudice.
On the positive side, it has contributed to enhancing transparency and has highlighted the resource gap between financial availability and need.
It has contributed to broadening ownership or advocating it among donor and programme countries.
It has contributed to improved communication and a better working relationship between the member States and the secretariat.
It has contributed substantially to that cooperation and is working with determination to implement it on the ground.
It has contributed to strengthening establishing more than 30 institutional mechanisms that directly address gender-based violence.
It has contributed in this way in Mozambique, Liberia and Rwanda, and its personnel are still being deployed in Angola and Western Sahara.
It has contributed to raising awareness of the need for such education and created a framework for international cooperation in that important area.
Furthermore, it has contributed the additional benefit of revealing improvements needed in financial procedures to avoid a recurrence.
It has contributed constructively to resolving a proliferation of regional conflicts and tackling other critical problems which imperil international security.
It has contributed significantly to settling legal disputes between sovereign States, thus promoting the rule of law in international relations.
Since then, it has contributed much needed guidance on the issue and paved the way for the development of practical tools for implementing this right.
It has contributed substantially to fostering greater awareness of the ethical, political, socioeconomic and cultural dimensions of that history and memory.
It has contributed to strengthening or establishing more than 30 institutional mechanisms that directly address attitudes and practices related to gender-based violence.
It has contributed strongly to implementing the UN Security Council Resolution on women, peace and security, and is currently preparing its second National Action Plan.
Since then it has contributed, to the extent that its means allow, to achieving the Goals with an approach that provides added value and effective solidarity.
It has contributed towards the drafting of the Adoption Act and the Fostering Act, and has developed new criteria and standards for adoption and fostering agencies and for child day care.
It has contributed to promoting coordination and exchanging information on relevant development cooperation issues, such as official development assistance and South-South cooperation.
And it has contributed approximately $17 million to the United Nations Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Action, managed by the United Nations Mine Action Service.
It has contributed tremendously to peace and stability in the southern Balkans and has built confidence among the people of the Republic of Macedonia in international organizations.