Examples of using Persistent decline in English and their translations into Arabic
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After 27 months of Intifada,all Palestinian economic indicators show a persistent decline.
However, the persistent decline in the number of complaints seems to indicate that some overall progress has been made.
According to the World Bank, at the end of 2002,all Palestinian economic indicators showed a persistent decline.
The Fund was negatively affected by the persistent decline of the euro since its introduction in January of 1999.
The persistent decline in the prices of commodities that determine the export earnings of developing countries is continuing this year.
The Fund had also been negatively affected by the persistent decline of the euro since its introduction in January 1999.
Persistent decline in commodity prices despite rapid expansion in production, resulting from policies of adjustment, is influenced by many factors.
Expressing concern, within such a context, at the persistent decline in the levels of official development assistance to developing countries.
The persistent decline in human welfare in most LDCs and inadequate progress in mobilizing and developing their human capacity have adversely affected their development.
During the reporting period,the Centre operated under enormous uncertainty owing to a persistent decline in voluntary contributions in support of its activities.
Secondly, we must halt the persistent decline of funds made available for development, a symptom of“donor fatigue”.
Regrettably, however, the reformist zeal hasnot been matched by equal enthusiasm to arrest and reverse the persistent decline in resources for United Nations operational activities.
It was also noted that persistent declines in the prices of primary products such as coffee were not always reflected in the price to the consumer of the final good.
Endosulfan is also toxic to the major groups of beneficial small soil invertebrates,mites and springtails, causing a persistent decline in populations.
The report provided a detailed account of the persistent decline in living conditions and the continued abusive and criminal practices of Israel.
A persistent decline in the international terms of trade for commodities exported from African countries has reduced real national income and savings to finance investment.
Endosulfan is also toxic to the major groups of beneficial small soil invertebrates,mites and springtails, causing a persistent decline in populations.
The persistent decline in official development assistance had been at least part of the reason why agencies involved in development activities had been compelled to look for other methods of financing.
Inequality within countries has deteriorated in most countries due to the persistent decline of the share of wages in total output and the move towards less progressive tax systems and less generous social transfers.
Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General, A/61/137. in which he stated that the Regional Centrecontinued to operate under enormous uncertainty owing to a persistent decline in voluntary contributions in support of its activities.
The principal reasons for the persistent decline in productivity are lack of investment in rural development and lack of access to the right kind of technology and know-how needed to bolster crop yields.
For the purposes of this thematic assessment," degraded land"is defined as the state of land which results from the persistent decline or loss in biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services that cannot fully recover unaided within decadal time scales.
The adverse impact of the persistent decline of the euro since its introduction in January 1999 was offset, to some extent, by the steady appreciation of the Japanese yen against the United States dollar since August 1998.
The case for further CNY weakness ahead is not only highlighted by the glaring slowdown in Chinese data(GDP, industrial output and personal consumption), but also by the record deficit in the nation's capital andfinance account balance, indicating persistent declines in hot money flows and foreign direct investment.
The weakness in the business sector in 2000 and 2001 embodied a persistent decline in corporate profits, a precipitate fall in equity prices, a protracted cut in capital spending, and a sharp drop in industrial production.
The persistent decline of development aid was marked in 1997, the last year for which data is available, by the volume of aid falling below an annual $50 billion and the proportion of aid to donors ' gross national product sinking to 0.2 per cent.
Because of their heavy commodity dependency, the economies of these countries tend to be highly vulnerable: generally,they are characterized by a high degree of export-earnings instability, a persistent decline in the terms of trade, a high external debt burden, small inflows of foreign direct investment, and limited developmental linkages within the domestic economy.
Faced with the findings above, the persistent decline in general-purpose income and the prospect of undergoing further ad hoc reductions in general-purpose expenditures, UNODC takes the view that a longer-term solution that centres on consistent full direct cost principles is warranted.
The long duration ofeconomic malaise has been attributed to a persistent decline in factor accumulation, adverse terms of trade, weak infrastructure and exogenous shocks including fluctuations in commodity prices and rising energy costs.
Affirms the urgent need to reverse the persistent decline in overall flow of official development assistance and to provide new and additional resources for financing the development of developing countries, including poverty eradication, so as to achieve a higher quality of life for all;