Examples of using Often linked in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) Stage 2: Special initial environmental report, often linked to a first formal policy statement;
Often linked to flood control and hydropower generation, these schemes were developed with great enthusiasm and pride.
Human rights violations persist, often linked to an increase in crime, including organized crime.
In most countries, stimulants such as ecstasy areconsumed by young people in a recreational setting, often linked to dance events.
Equity, on the other hand,was a much more flexible construct, often linked to the issue of social justice and subject to interpretation.
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Human trafficking and criminal enterprise that disproportionately affect women andchildren are most often linked to the drug trade.
This kind of infuriating itch is a common condition often linked with inflamed and broken skin under the hair, or a rash on the scalp.
Seven out of 10 deaths are dueto malaria, acute respiratory infections, diarrhoea, and measles-- often linked to AIDS.
The concept of involving the beneficiaries is powerful but often linked in people ' s minds to grass-roots, village-level projects.
I understand why people should want to raise procedural issues:substance is also at stake, for procedure is often linked to substance.
The obstacles encountered were therefore quite often linked to the vulnerability of their economic systems which had made so many of the countries so successful.
Many African countriesinitially establish hybrid regulatory structures, often linked to sectoral ministries.
Similarly, unlawful transfers of conventional weapons, often linked to destabilizing activities, constitute a long-standing problem which the end of the cold war has not been able to overcome.
However, moves away from liberalization havebeen observed recently in a number of countries, often linked to investment in natural resources.
Since their status is often linked to that of their spouses, migrant women who are victims of domestic violence often feel they must stay with the abuser or face deportation.
Alliances within and between the groups are constantly shifting, and often linked to short-term goals or individual operations.
The Committee regrets the absence of information on measures taken to address discrimination based on ethnicity andreligion in the light of reports of religious intolerance, often linked with ethnicity.
(c) Ensuring, particularly through international cooperation, the detection of firms,associations or individuals often linked with two or more countries, using children for the production of pornographic material;
Violence was often linked to a lack of equality, and she noted that Chile had made important steps in updating legislation in that regard, as in the adoption of the Domestic Violence Act and the attention paid to the issue of habitual abuse.
Market trends increasingly reveal the growing demand for diversified travel experiences,from seaside resorts(often linked to mass tourism) to cultural discoveries.
There are many reports from a variety ofsources concerning alleged transgressions in this field, often linked with laws and institutions, especially prisons and detention centres, where conditions are below international standards aggravated by poor law enforcement and malpractice, including preventive/administrative detention without access to credible courts.
Looking at these two sets of interventions more closely, advocacy is commonly undertaken on a conference-by-conference basis,on issues of poverty, gender and the environment, often linked with fifth anniversary assessments of follow-up.
In the area of employment creation,the ILO continued to develop projects on business-sector development, often linked to existing or newly created local economic development schemes, as was the case in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia and Serbia.
Take note of the adoption of the Arms Trade Treaty by the United Nations General Assembly. We expect that this first legally binding instrument on arms trade can contribute to provide an effective response to the serious consequences of illicit trafficking and non-regulated trade in arms for many people and States, in particular through the diversionof arms to non-state actors or unauthorized users, often linked to transnational organized crime.
But tourism can also degrade beaches by turning them to concrete; this is a picture oftoo many coasts disfigured by frenzied urbanisation, often linked to a lack of facilities for the treatment of waste water, which is simply discharged into the sea and returns to contaminate the beaches(See point 4).
These have ranged from immediate abolition to more gradual dismantling ofprice controls in respect of consumer products, often linked with the reduction of State subsidies and import tariff rates and the liberalization of prices for labour, energy, land, capital and foreign exchange(the latter usually involving devaluation or floating of the local currency).
A central element in many economic reform programmes has therefore been price liberalization measures. These have ranged from immediate abolition to more gradual dismantling ofprice controls in respect of consumer products, often linked with the reduction of State subsidies and import tariff rates and the liberalization of prices for labour, energy, land, capital and foreign exchange(the latter usually involving devaluation or floating of the local currency).
We often link with the community to enhance learning opportunities for our pupils.
The reports often link improvements in the overall situation of women ' s health to demographic trends and improvement in infrastructure.
Cell churches often link to a structured network, but not always(e.g. the Full Gospel Church in Seoul is most famous example of this, with 50,000 cell groups).