Examples of using Study analysed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The study analysed the relationship between access to justice and other rights.
Using a rating system that was first developed andapplied in 2006, the study analysed 26 assessments/frameworks from the point of view of gender equality and women ' s rights.
The study analysed the relationship between access to justice and other rights.
In addition, an expert group meeting on the impact of the peace process was convened in June 1997 to review Arab-Israeli industrial relations,and a subsequent study analysed the changes that have taken place in the trade, financial and industrial sectors of selected ESCWA countries.
This study analysed the redistributive effect of the wage and income tax system.
The League of Women Journalists in Germany(Deutsche Journalistinnenbund) conducted a study in March 2005 within the context of the" Global Media Monitoring Project", for which the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens,Women and Youth provided support; the study analysed 10 German newspapers, 12 television and 8 radio programmes from public and private broadcasting companies.
The study analysed three cases(Lima, Cusco and Pucallpa) with different labour market contexts and with different indigenous presences.
The authors of the study analysed the changing roles and relationships of the private and public sectors in seven countries of the region.
The study analysed the internal organization of Conference Services and relations between Conference Services and other units of the Secretariat.
The study analysed staffing levels by support functions, on the rationale that the size of a function is driven by the size and complexity of missions.
The study analysed different land ownership systems in various parts of the world, as well as the main international legal instruments relating to property ownership.
The study analysed the staffing levels by support function(for example, human resources or finance and budget) rather than by individual department, office or division.
The study analysed samples of maternal and umbilical cord blood for a list of chemicals contained in countless items ranging from food tins and electrical goods to pesticides, deodorants and toothpastes.
This 2010 study analysed all Global Fund-approved round 6 and 7 HIV proposals as well as the corresponding grant agreements, performance reports, work plans, and financial reports for data on programmes.
The study analysed the dynamics of Colombian migration from the western-central metropolitan area of Bogota to Spain, the flow of remittances sent and received by women, and the impact of those remittances on the development of their communities of origin.
The 2013 study analysed patterns and trends of intentional homicide for 219 countries and territories, examined homicide and violence in the wake of conflict, the roles played by firearms and other mechanisms and analysed the criminal justice response to homicide.
The study analysed the rate of staff turnover due to voluntary departures, the qualifications of applicants for vacancies in the Organization, the number of applicants declining job offers and the rate at which organizations were obliged to hire staff above the mid-point of the respective salary scale.
The study analysed 14 steps in the procurement process from specifications and vendor registration to shipment tracking, invoicing and payments, and found that specifications, supplier registration and requests for information during the tendering process and payments, were the most" electronic", while invoicing was the least.
Regarding the case of conscientious objectors, she suggested that the study analyse cases of multiple jeopardy involving that category of people.
Undertake a study analysing the slow advancement of women in selected organizations of the United Nations system.
In addition to the revision and analysis of domestic legislation andjudicial systems of the ECLAC region, a study analysing judicial systems from a gender perspective is in progress.
The case studies analyse the opportunities and constraints facing the local suppliers of transnational corporations(TNCs) operating in selected industries in developing countries.
With respect to landlocked developing countries, studies analysing transit transport systems at the subregional, regional and global levels were prepared for the intergovernmental and expert bodies.
The studies analysed FDI policies adopted in those countries and provided a set of policy recommendations to the policymakers to assist them in formulating investment-friendly strategies and policies.
In that connection, he referred to the Acta Humana series published by the Hungarian Centre for Human Rights,issue No. 4 of which contained a study analysing the Convention against Torture.
ECLAC is also assisting several countries incarrying out studies on the economics of climate change; the studies analyse the impact of climate change at the local level in several sectors and identify its implications for specific socio-economic groups.
It is important that the country studies analyse the macroeconomic environment and point out the reasons for success or failure of the relevant policy reforms as well as the country ' s mechanism for instituting policy change, when this becomes necessary.
UNCTAD should study, analyse and, as appropriate, contribute substantively to the work of relevant intergovernmental organizations relating to the development of uniform international legal instruments affecting international transport, including multimodal transport, and should disseminate information on the implications of these instruments for developing countries.
These stakeholders also contribute to IRU research efforts, and, over several decades,have helped us study, analyse and draw up guidelines covering many aspects of goods and passenger transport, and the related fields of safety, mobility and the environment.
A study analysing data for 27 microfinance organizations, based in Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Africa for the period 2002-2006 confirms the possibility that the commercialization of such organizations will lead to declining access by women(Frank, 2008).
