Examples of using Presented in this section in English and their translations into Arabic
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The information presented in this section is not exhaustive.
The major design differences between the bearings presented in this section are in: .
The financial results presented in this section exclude all reference to the Staff Benefits Fund.
To avoid unpleasant flights, quite familiar with the overview presented in this section of our aviaportala.
The financial results presented in this section exclude all reference to the Staff Benefits Fund.
To help the eyes maintain visual function in normal,the drugs that are presented in this section contribute.
The information presented in this section has been discussed with OAPR and reflects the views of that Office.
However, the implementation of these guarantees for children doeshave some specific aspects which will be presented in this section.
The information presented in this section is excerpted from the contribution of UNEP to the report.
The technique of the offshore activities was described in details in the 2011 and2012 annual reports therefore, they are not presented in this section.
Unique information presented in this section will help to optimize the trading process and develop the skills of fundamental analysis.
The Implementation Committee andthe Meeting of the Parties are invited to consider the information presented in this section and to provide any appropriate guidance to the Secretariat.
The variances presented in this section are caused by the change in the mandate of UNMIS and reflect the withdrawal and administrative liquidation of the Mission.
The Special Rapporteur is fully aware that the communications presented in this section do not cover every case of violation of the right to life.
The proposals presented in this section cover the adjustments that would be made to the size and composition of the military component, civilian police and other civilian components of UNAMSIL.
Specifically, the phenomena of economic integration, the world ' s growing interconnectedness, and the nexus between poverty, environment,and governance frame the issues that are presented in this section of the present report.
Information received from Governments is presented in this section of the report as follows:(a) a composite table listing all the replies received by the Secretary-General, and(b) individual replies of Governments.
Due to the limited coverage of quality-proofed and complete data on the poverty rate nationwide, which cover about 14 per cent of allaffected country Parties, the statistics presented in this section are not representative but should be considered only as an example of possible analyses.
At the College level, the data presented in this section of the State report shows that there are more females than males enrolled in and graduating from academic, technical and vocational courses across various institutions.
No review ofthese uncertainties has been made in the present study but an increased availability of national emission inventories(as presented in this section) provides valuable information that will allow preparation of emission inventories with increased accuracy in the future.
The figures related to enrolment presented in this section only include children enrolled in formal schools within Bhutan and therefore do not include children enrolled in monastic education or schools outside of the country.
Due to the limited coverage of quality proofed and complete data on the poverty rate in rural areas, which cover about 14 per cent ofall affected country Parties, the statistics presented in this section are not representative but should be considered only as an example of possible analyses.
Notes 1/ The data presented in this section were reported in the paper" Human development in Africa, with particular reference to sub-Saharan Africa", prepared by UNDP for the fourth meeting of the Panel of High-level Personalities on African Development.
While the Group believes that only two of the seven transfers presented in this section constitute breaches of the embargo on arms and related material, it urges Member States to notify the Security Council Committee of exports or trans-shipments of security-related materiel that might arouse suspicion.
The information presented in this section is drawn from a range of sources, including information submitted to the independent expert in May 2012 by the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development on the impact of foreign debt on women in the Asia-Pacific region, including the concluding observations of the treaty bodies(particularly, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights).
The examples of differential treatment presented in this section are merely illustrative and they are not intended to represent the full scope of possible discriminatory treatment under the relevant prohibited ground, nor a conclusive finding that such differential treatment will amount to discrimination in every situation.
If Parties prefer an approach relying exclusively on supplementary funding,then the operational costs for the Protocol presented in this section should be added to the supplementary funding requirements presented in chapter VI. Some costs for the Kyoto Protocol, which due to their nature would not qualify for funding under the core budget at this stage, including costs in 2004, have already been included under supplementary activities(see table 9).