Examples of using Study will provide in English and their translations into Arabic
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The research unit of the Police College of Finland and the Criminological Unit of the National Research Institute of Legal Policy is planning a special child victim study andit is hoped that this study will provide a framework for a permanent monitoring system of violence against children in Finland.
The study will provide a literature review and assessment of research findings dealing with the impacts of the epidemic.
The current mining boom in Australia having significantly affected indigenous communities,the present study will provide an overview of the positive and negative aspects of the boom, drawing upon the extensive literature generated since the boom began.
The study will provide a comprehensive picture of the demographic characteristics of international migrants in major regions.
In Senegal, a UNIFEM-supported pilot case study will provide guidelines for the protection of women ' s intellectual property rights in the context of various patent regimes.
The study will provide an updated mercury emissions inventory for the sectors being analysed in the selected countries.
These components of the project will be completed in 2001, and this study will provide policy makers, in particular in developing countries, with information on options to implement tobacco control with minimal disturbance to economic growth and employment.
This study will provide statistical data relating to numbers of victims and types of settlement of requests for residence permits.
You have a business idea and want to know if it is feasible. It doesn't make any difference if it's a product or service.A feasibility study will provide you with the discipline and insight to reassure yourself that your idea is worthwhile pursuing. Furthermore, if you need to finance the business, lending institutions and investors, typically require a feasibility study. The feasibility study evaluates the project's potential for success.
The study will provide the necessary data required for a more detailed proposal for the new partnership capacity based on a sound appreciation of what is required and appropriate.
Building on existing work in the area, the study will provide a systematic, evidence-based survey of the mechanisms that allow the corporate vehicles to be misused for illicit purposes.
The study will provide Governments with increased knowledge and enable them to make informed policy options as to how they will operate in the information age and assist in empowering families.
The Shoin Institute for Advanced Study will provide support for and foster collaboration among those who are interested in conducting research in these fields.
Such a study will provide an analysis and synthesis of long-term market projections and the available information on geochemical composition and geographical distribution of various sea floor deposits.
It is expected that the results of study will provide the Umoja team with information on best practices for the build and deploy phases, with a view to lowering the costs of Umoja.
The study will provide the basis for an analysis of the impact of development policy on population movements and for policy recommendations regarding human resources, rural development and regional integration.
A feasibility study will provide you with the discipline and insight to reassure yourself that your idea is worthwhile pursuing.
The study will provide an in-depth global picture of violence against children and propose clear recommendations for the improvement of legislation, policy and programmes relating to the prevention of and responses to violence against children.
Last but not least, the study will provide an opportunity for all parties involved with the human rights problems of the Roma to focus not only on their problems but also on fruitful measures which can be taken to solve them.
The study will provide recommendations for improving marine and coastal protected area networks at the regional level, with specific focus on the possibilities within and added value of the UNEP/Regional Seas Programme.
The study will provide multiple paths for the organization of elections in a country where the physical and institutional structures are either non-existent or embryonic(the most recent census took place in 1984 and the last popular consultation was held in 1964).
The study will provide a compilation of information, an analysis of the existing situation and a forward-looking perspective on actions at various levels, which can contribute to improvements in the lives of indigenous peoples, particularly indigenous women.
The study will provide a compilation of information, an analysis of the existing situation and a forward-looking perspective on actions at various levels that can contribute to improvements in the lives of indigenous people, particularly indigenous women.
The answers which the study will provide to the above questions should furnish a basis for evaluating the extent to which contemporary international law guards against conflicts of nationalities, both positive(double or multiple nationality) and negative(statelessness).
The study will provide a systematic, evidence-based overview of the mechanisms that allow corporate vehicles to be misused for illicit purposes and include a practical guide on how authorities can improve access to information on the beneficial ownership of foreign corporate entities.
USTDA's study will provide expert analysis as Echem identifies the design, capital requirements and technical specifications necessary to develop the POM plant, which will produce a recyclable thermoplastic for industrial and consumer products.
The study will provide nationwide statistics on, and analysis of, prevalence, categories, causes, severity, level of dependence and access gaps faced by persons with disabilities in the areas of health, education, work, accessibility of the physical environment, communications and information.
The studies will provide policy recommendations to strengthen the capacity of development banks;
The studies will provide these countries with an adjusted indicator for their real sustained growth and highlight the need for the degradation and depletion of natural resources to be reflected in national income accounts.