Examples of using Now forms in English and their translations into Arabic
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It now forms the basis for UNHCR ' s assessments, plans, reports and budgets.
In fluorescent colors wesprayed an imposing Buddha on his white wall, which now forms the radiant center of his interior.
The VSS now forms an integral part of the referral network of services and, from April to December 2005, they assisted 53 clients.
China ratified ICESCR in 2001 and HKSAR report now forms part of China ' s report.
The allegation that now forms the basis of the draft resolution is yet another plot, not against the Saudi Ambassador but against my country, and another step along the same well-known path.
They have significantly grown innumber over recent years, and servicing them now forms a major part of OHCHR support activities.
It now forms an explicit element of UNICEF emergency response planning, having been incorporated into the Simplified Standard Operating Procedures(SSOPs) for Level-3 emergencies.
During his reign, he extended his kingdom to cover what now forms the northern area of Jordan, the south of Syria, and part of Saudi Arabia.
This was followed in 1924 with the signing of the International Convention for the Unification of CertainRules of Law Relating to Bills of Lading, which now forms the foundation of the law on carriage of goods by sea.
The secretariat for the International Year of the Family, which now forms part of the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development, has served as a catalyst, facilitator and coordinator of action.
A mission implementation plan for my Office has been drawn up andwas endorsed by the Peace Implementation Council at the beginning of the year, and now forms the basis for the work of my Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A review of the resources held at the Base now forms an integral part of the Department of Peacekeeping Operation's logistics planning process for all new or expanding missions.
In Canada, a Government-financed comprehensive training programme,managed by an NGO, now forms part of the curriculum of most universities and colleges.
This past experience now forms the basis for future institutional development and financing of gender-sensitive programmes and is the starting- point for preparation of the present system-wide plan.
UNEP also facilitated the formulation of Liberia 's first national water policy, which now forms the cornerstone of its sustainable water resources management approach.
Responsibility for the administration of the disabled person ' s maintenance allowance(DPMA) scheme was transferred from the Health Boards to the Department of Social,Community and Family Affairs in October 1996, and it now forms part of the social security system.
The Commission believes thatthe obligation to extend such special protection to indigenous peoples now forms part of customary international law and is obligatory for all the countries of the region.
Agency buy-in to the process also suffers, although there has been considerable improvement in this regard and in theuse of the Common Humanitarian Action Plan as a priority setting and common planning tool, which now forms part of the consolidated appeals process.
This central repository became operational earlier in 2012 and now forms part of the financial statistics database and reporting system that is being developed by CEB.
The area which now forms the Dadès Gorges lay at the bottom of the sea millions of years ago.[1] Great quantities of sediment were deposited around giant coral reefs, and over time this material became compacted into a variety of sedimentary rocks such as sandstone and limestone.[1] Eventually, the movement of the earth's crust caused the region to rise above the sea, forming the Atlas Mountains and surrounding landscape.
Heeding the call for increased political leadership made at the twenty-sixth special session, Pacific islands leaders called for a comprehensive response to HIV in the Pacific region andin August 2004 endorsed the Pacific Regional Strategy on HIV/AIDS, which now forms the basis of the regional response to HIV/AIDS in our region, covering 22 island countries and territories and complementing national HIV/AIDS strategies.
The results-based evaluation and monitoring approach, which now forms a cornerstone of the Department ' s work programme, further bolstered its efforts to better formulate communications campaigns, identify the most effective tools and achieve the desired results.
In adult education, gender mainstreaming and gender competence were introduced at the organizational,human resources and methodological-didactic levels which now forms an integral part of quality assurance schemes, train the trainer programmes, gender-sensitive methodology and didactics in educational work, advancement programmes, nationwide educational policy strategies and initiatives, job advertisements and bidding procedures, etc.
The status accorded by the Danish charterhas since been reaffirmed for the study of theology and now forms the basis for degrees of all levels conferred by over forty theological colleges throughout India and is administered by the senate. It was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1827 and the Bengal Government Act IV of 1918.
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On USDCHF pair already run around a coupleof days in the area and the level of 0.99500 now formed a Doji pattern.
Intersessional activities now form an important part of the work programme of many of the functional commissions.
Trinidad andTobago is of the view that the provisions of Part XI of the Convention now form part of customary international law.
Guidelines for dealing with domestic violence, which now formed part of comprehensive tool kits for professionals, had also been produced.
However, practice andcase law gave very little justification for asserting that such a procedure now formed part of customary law.