Examples of using The database includes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The database includes indicators.
From the screenshots, it appears that the database includes information about the export restrictions for isopropanol.
The database includes over 11,000 images and 972 architectural drawings.
Please note, the database includes opportunities that are open to students from countries other than Syria.
The database includes all genera of microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi.
The database includes local names, historical information and data authorized for Government use.
The database includes about 2000 entries from 70 developing countries,including countries with economies in transition.
The database includes, among other geographic information, over 800,000 natural and cultural feature names presented in the basic map(1:20,000).
The database includes data collected from multiple sources on global trends in trafficking,including cross-country routes used.
The database includes the most complete set of data on the stock of international migrants classified by origin, sex and age at the national level.
The database includes legal documents, advice, legal precedents and acquired knowledge along with concrete measures to counter racial discrimination and xenophobia.
The database includes 120 indicators, grouped under the following headings:(a) population;(b) resources;(c) environment;(d) development; and(e) policy.
The database includes a search engine, which enables the extraction of information through different parameters, such as beneficiary country or by one of the 20 trade categories, etc.
The database includes indicators of family well-being such as infant and maternal mortality, marriage and divorce, educational attainment and other quantitative indicators relevant to the family.
The database includes data about some common Genetic Disorders that have been monitored in several studies conducted on Arab patients such as Parkinson, Thalassemia, Cancers, and Deafness".
The database includes training manuals, policy papers, programming guidelines, bibliographies, fact sheets, discussion papers and assessment tools and covers sectors such as health, children, humanitarian assistance, education and poverty.
The database includes a core set of quarterly external debt data initially provided by the IMF Special Data Dissemination Standard subscribing countries, which are based on concepts and presentation tables in the External Debt Guide.
The database includes in electronic form the most recent contraceptive prevalence data presented in the above wall chart and, for as many countries as possible, trends in contraceptive prevalence for the period 1990-2002.
The database includes a core set of quarterly external debt data provided by the IMF Special Data Dissemination Standard(SDDS) subscribing countries, which are based on concepts and presentation tables articulated in the External Debt Guide.
The database includes the name or call sign of the vessel or aircraft, a description of the vessel, the company or individual who owns the beacon, a 24-hour contact name and phone number, and other pertinent data that might be of use to SAR personnel.
The database includes position data by both original and remaining maturity(short-term and long-term), broken down by instrument, as well as position data by currency of denomination(domestic and foreign currency) and by residence of the creditor(domestic and external creditors).
So far, the database includes life tables produced by national statistical offices and reported to the United Nations Statistics Division, life tables estimated by the World Health Organization(WHO) and model life tables, plus life tables estimated under the Human Mortality Database project led by the University of California at Berkeley.
However, the database includes only publically reported recovery efforts that have come to the attention of the World Bank/UNODC research team and may underestimate the location of illicit assets in countries or jurisdictions that have so far been less active in international asset recovery efforts and may not include cases reported in national media only.
The database includes currently data on more than 70 countries,including contact details for initial enquiries, key offices involved in foreign stolen asset recovery, different types of requests required to initiate assistance, types of assistance available, evidence needed to open criminal investigations or initiate civil action regarding stolen or embezzled assets, and information on whether countries have the authority to enforce foreign forfeiture judgments.
Criteria used for including training opportunities in the database include the following.
Mr. Kartashkin proposed that the database include information on the procedures of the treaty bodies and regional bodies relating to the protection of minorities.
By the end of 2013, the database included over 4,500 data tables available for over 90 per cent of countries and areas worldwide.
The database included information on focal points from 73 countries, over 60 of which were States parties to the Convention.
UNMISS provided inputs to the database, including incident reports, interviews with victims, victim profiles, numbers of victims and perpetrator profiles.
By January 2011, the database included more than 5,000 entries describing initiatives that have been undertaken by some 1,600 stakeholders in over 140 countries.