Examples of using The rise in the number in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, It noted the rise in the number of undocumented children.
The rise in the number of casualties among humanitarian staff operating in conflict and post-conflict situations was alarming.
Ms. ABAKA said she had noted with concern the rise in the number of women having abortions after the reform of the abortion law.
The rise in the number of internally displaced persons during the 1990s is a direct consequence of the increasing reluctance of many countries to host refugees.
With regard to adolescent health, the Committee is concerned at the rise in the number of children and adolescents addicted to drugs, alcohol and smoking.
It also notes the rise in the number of children and youth using drugs, and the growing number of cases of HIV/AIDS among the youth.
This is indicated by the rise in the number of incomplete, septic abortions and the decrease in the number of termination of pregnancies(TOP) abortions.
There is every reason to suppose that the rise in the number of cases coming before the Court will continue, and even accelerate, in the future.
It also notes the rise in the number of children and youths using drugs, and the growing number of cases of HIV/AIDS among the youth.
One of the most visible outcomes of this transformation is the rise in the number of dynamic emerging-market countries at the helm of the global economy.
With the rise in the number of democracies, the concept is not just limited to elections but focuses on a variety of other forms of citizens ' participation in governance.
On 14 October 2010,the Security Council expressed its concern about the rise in the number of weapons in circulation and the security situation in camps for internally displaced persons.
The rise in the number of victims seeking assistance is also- to the greatest possible extent- taken into account, and the budget of the intervention centres was gradually raised by some 30 per cent.
Cuba had made great strides in improving the health, including the reproductive health, of its inhabitants, but this was being compromised by current difficult circumstances as shown,for example, by the rise in the number of abortions.
Similarly, although there has been an increase in the absolute number of those receiving assistance in the water andsanitation sector, the rise in the number of the affected population has resulted in the gap of over 55 per cent.
Increased national capacity is demonstrated by the rise in the number of countries with two or more data points for at least two thirds of all Millennium Development Goals indicators.
With the rise in the number of cases where enforcement action is delegated by the Council to third parties, care should be taken that there are adequate mechanisms to ensure the desirable accountability of such endeavours.
Nuclear weapons had grown significantly in quantity and quality, and the rise in the number of nuclear-weapon States posed a grave danger to international peace and security and increased the risk that weapons of mass destruction would fall into the hands of terrorists.
CESCR was concerned that the rise in the number of immigrants and refugees arriving in Denmark over recent years has been met with increased negative and hostile attitudes towards foreigners.
CEDAW was concerned about the rise in the number of women infected with HIV/AIDS, mother-to-child transmission and the limited availability of antiretroviral drugs in rural areas.
Less visible, but equally significant, has been the rise in the number of replies to visit reports received from States parties, triggering further responses from the Subcommittee in the spirit of ongoing dialogue.