Examples of using Often worked in English and their translations into Arabic
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Janitor says Stephen often worked late.
They often worked long hours and were paid less.
Dialogue was needed, and the men 's organizations did not fight the women ' s organizations, they often worked with them.
They often worked in very dangerous conditions in conflict zones.
The United Nations must ensure the safety andsecurity of peacekeeping personnel, who often worked in harsh and risky conditions.
He knew that you often worked late, and he was in town having dinner with his stockbroker, as he told me.
In Turkey, it was found that exportersaccepted that foreign clients would specify the processes to be adopted and often worked closely together with their clients.
In Cameroon, as elsewhere, women often worked informally because of lack of access to the formal sector.
Mr. Kalala(Democratic Republic of the Congo) said that his Government greatly appreciated theefforts of United Nations peacekeeping personnel, who often worked in dangerous conditions.
On 60 Minutes and elsewhere, he often worked with producer and writer Andy Rooney, who later became a well-known contributor in his own right.
According to JS1, most immigrants were still active in the labourforce and held low paid and gender-segregated jobs and often worked only with other foreigners.
Diplomats often worked in very dangerous conditions in conflict zones and the measures traditionally used to protect them were no longer sufficient.
However, it was currently impossible to correct the situation through governmental regulation orto assert that the practice discriminated against women, since male family members often worked under similar conditions.
Children often worked in the gold mines alongside their parents, helping them to dig holes and transport heavy loads; conditions which were often hazardous.
Bayti, Association Sauveguarde de l 'enfant and other NGOs reported that they often worked with the private sector as regards professional training for the older children whom they were assisting.
The Office often worked with border guards, police and immigration officials to raise understanding of their responsibilities towards asylum-seekers and identification of those in need of international protection.
Ms. Critchlow(Guyana)paid tribute to United Nations and associated personnel, who often worked in countries where there was a conflict or post-conflict situation, and emphasized the need to provide effective protection for them.
Women often worked with their husbands on the farm, but if the family did not make a living from the farm, the question arose as to whether the husband or the wife covered the family ' s expenses.
Above all, the Special Rapporteur would like to acknowledge the excellent servicesrendered by the staff members assisting the mandate, who often worked under huge pressure from all sides and yet continued to respect deadlines and the quality of work entrusted to them.
Recognizing that special rapporteurs often worked in extremely difficult circumstances, Ukraine had traditionally sponsored resolutions relating to the security of United Nations personnel.
Burkina Faso itself hosted and fully supported an information centre for the Sahel region, which was a reliable source of uptodate information about the United Nations for a vast anddiversified audience and often worked in conjunction with regional media representatives and networks.
Delegations remarked that UNHCR staff often worked in dangerous and difficult situations, and in particular, they paid tribute to those who had lost their lives in the course of their duties.
Respondents, including Governments, observed that State institutions responsible for indigenous affairs orother relevant State institutions often worked with limited institutional and budgetary resources, resulting in limited or no oversight of extractive operations.
Considering that PMSC employees have often worked and lived in many different countries around the world and for several companies, the Working Group would recommend that PMSCs submit such certificates whenever possible.
Women, who now made up as much as 80 per cent of the migrant population in some countries, were at especially high risk of exploitation, violence and abuse, as theyfrequently ended up in low-status, low-wage jobs and often worked in unregulated sectors of the economy.
In that regard, special emphasis must be placed on young people, who often worked unacceptably long hours under informal, intermittent and insecure work arrangements characterized by low productivity, meagre earnings and reduced labour protection.
The Government often worked with community organizations and the Gender and Development Division of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Social Services gave priority to its work with the Cook Islands National Council of Women, although in an ad hoc relationship, in order to synchronize the efforts of the Government and non-governmental organizations.
Measures must therefore be taken to protect women in the labour marketsince increasing numbers of them were heads of households and often worked in the informal sector; not only did they hold jobs, but they also did household chores. Furthermore, they received salaries lower than those of men and were increasingly migrating in search of work. .
Prevention was also facilitated by collaboration:United States embassies often worked with local law enforcement and other authorities to prepare for eventualities, for instance by conducting drills and sharing information when appropriate.
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