Examples of using This benchmark in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Without the VPN connection, we started from this benchmark.
This benchmark requires knowledge only of prices.
Overall, progress against this benchmark remained limited.
It is expected that thetotal Fund return will exceed this benchmark.
The answer to the current status of this benchmark is provided by the Secretary-General.
As from 2004, independent companies will alsobe able to assess their own results against this benchmark.
If the price falls below this benchmark, the likelihood of a bearish trend will increase.
However, indications of progress against this benchmark were limited.
This benchmark, however, should not distract attention from the gender-equitable allocation of all resources.
However, indications of progress against this benchmark were limited.
This benchmark was based on what is considered prudent financial management, particularly for organizations without borrowing capacity.
Trend data relating to this benchmark are available for only 12 LDCs.
Intermittent clashes between SAF and movement forces limited progress against this benchmark.
Progress is being made towards this benchmark with the full deployment of UNMIL in north-western Liberia.
While the substantial humanitarian operation in Darfur continued, there was little if any progress against this benchmark.
We note that the report shows that the achievement of this benchmark has begun to be reflected in the staffing and budget of the Tribunal.
These issues, in addition to continued impunity,indicate a lack of significant progress on this benchmark.
This benchmark was subsequently retained by Austria, adopted by Yugoslavia, and kept by the states that emerged after its dissolution, including Croatia.
Such staffing has proceeded slowly, but it is hoped that this benchmark will be met early in 2005.
Overall, the humanitarian situation in Darfur remained relatively stable and there was neither significant progress norregression against this benchmark.
This benchmark makes for an interesting case study to illustrate that such a policy may be in place in theory but it is not functioning in practice.
Developments over recent months have proved the prudence of pursuing a gradual drawdown of theMission consistent with progress made in achieving this benchmark.
This benchmark is directly linked to three others, namely, elimination of the threat of armed groups; extension of State authority, and security sector reform.
Under the 10-year program, checklists will be sent to every corporation with at least30 workers to encourage them to make use of this benchmark project.
Finally, meeting this benchmark could involve the implementation of the national strategy for durable solutions for internally displaced persons, returnees, former combatants and vulnerable persons.
Progress was made in the development of a new road map for the Darfur peace process that aims tobring about a comprehensive solution to the conflict and achieve this benchmark.
While noting that this benchmark is directed at the Security Council, they observed that the mechanisms call for efforts to strengthen the information-gathering and analysis capacity of the Secretariat and to involve the country teams in assessment missions.
Given the uncertainty as to the actual status quo with respect to this(or any other) reference point, a fishery believed to be operating in the region of FMSY, in probability terms, is 50 per cent of the time either overfishing orunderfishing with respect to this benchmark.
In order to achieve this benchmark, civilian and parliamentary mechanisms for the oversight of defence and security institutions would need to function well, while national authorities would be required to effectively and impartially implement their roles and responsibilities.
This benchmark could be measured by a continued decrease in acts of armed violence, the strengthening of effective cooperation by the Government with neighbouring countries and regional partners and the enhanced ability of the Government to secure the border areas, in conformity with subregional policy and cooperation agreements with its neighbours.