Examples of using Potential demand in English and their translations into Arabic
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There is therefore a fairly high potential demand for education.
The potential demand for energy is so large that it could change the fundamentals of agricultural systems.
The numbers attendingwere fewer than the number of invitations extended or the potential demand registered.
As you can clearly see, there is a huge potential demand, given the implementation of aggressive marketing.
Ill-suited austerity policies and the effect of risingincome inequality were further stalling potential demand.
A study was prepared on the potential demand for upper secondary education in indigenous municipalities.
While extensive marketing activities were planned to promote the Conference Centre,apparently no studies had been made to assess potential demand.
This infrastructure could suffice to meet potential demand in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
Determine the potential demand for lease financing services based upon the local volume of capital equipment exports.
It concluded that the number of women obtaining credit- some 194,965-accounts for only 20.69 per cent of estimated potential demand.
The increased workload and potential demand are imperatives to strengthen peacekeeping procurement capacity.
The economy of Macau is going through a favourable period despite the recession which is affecting industrialized countries andits consequent effect on international trade and the potential demand for produce of the Territory.
It has three primary objectives: to identify potential demand among TNCs, to upgrade potential domestic business partners, and to match and monitor operations.
A dedicated project was launched in 2011 to strengthen advisory services in procurement and infrastructure;and in 2012 a project was launched to assess potential demand and harness capabilities in transactional services.
That is why it is crucial to think about potential demand in tackling this kind of matching problem. As with stability, markets cannot be relied upon to deal effectively with this problem on their own.
However, scarce financial resources and competing needs, the absence of environmental regulations and lack of enforcement instruments,and limited awareness of the risks associated with environmental problems limit the potential demand in those countries.
In view of the importance of the nickel for the Zimbabwean economic development and the increasing potential demand, the case shows the importance of competition law and policy in monitoring and challenging anticompetitive conduct.
To respond to the potential demand for low-cost labour for producing manufactured exports, poor countries must adapt production to export requirements- something that is often difficult in developing countries because the relevant forces and policies are either too weak to expand and diversify exports or the domestic costs of adjustment are unacceptably high in terms of displacement and hardship imposed on an already poor population.
The population aged 3 and under has grown by 15.6 per cent,which implies greater potential demand for education in 2001 than in 1992, which will become real demand in the coming years.
The potential demand for basic adult education currently stands at 32.5 million persons throughout the country and includes priority sectors such as women, monolingual and bilingual indigenous persons, 18-year-olds performing national military service, the elderly, persons with disabilities, migrant agricultural day-labourers, and Mexicans living in the United States of America who have either not begun or not completed their basic education.
Therefore, the balance wheelscooter enterprises should carry on innovation according to the potential demand of consumers, such innovative products out of the irreplaceable, extremely easy to become the new darling of the market.
Some necessary requirements in addition to training facilities are institutional facilities, particularly for credit and marketing.The development of such skills can be based on potential demand for products, utilizing them either in the domestic or the international economy.
This requires the participatory identification of potential demand through the analysis of issues such as health, sport, education, employment, training and technical assistance; resource management, communication, technology and information and coordination and leadership in participatory workshops.
(b) In addition to an extensive marketing exercise, including advertising, which was under way to promote the centre,more needed to be done to assess potential demand and the ability of the centre to attract conferences in order to maximize revenue;
(a) Growth scenarios have been established in order to compute the potential demand for transport of goods and passengers along the West Mediterranean corridor and a modal split model(see paras. 46-53) has been used to allocate this demand to the competing transport systems, including the new fixed link;
What are specific examples of positive experiences where actual trade through movement of persons takes place andwhere is there potential demand for such services of developing countries? What are the national strategies for exporting through mode 4?
The required investments in the construction of schools andrecurrent expenditures to accommodate this enormous increase in the potential demand for educational services for primary and secondary education, was estimated at about $11 billion annually by the year 2000(assuming that per pupil expenditure will remain at their 1983 levels in constant dollar terms).
Rules adopted by the Board and Parties in 2012 facilitate easier voluntary cancellation of CERs in the CDM registry andhave opened the way to potential demand from companies, agencies and events wishing to reduce their impact on the climate(see table 2 and para. 119).
This work includes facilitating the voluntary cancellation of CERs,communication and promoting the use of the CDM and CERs in three potential demand centres: the public sector, the private sector and the use of the CDM in support of other tools and institutions.
The growth of the world ' s" Internet population" is slowing.(The total number of Internet users in the world grew by 26.4 per cent in 2002 and28 per cent in 2001.) However, the large potential demand in developing countries will ensure the addition of large numbers of new users to the global Internet in the short and medium terms.
