Examples of using This is linked in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is linked to the old manor Aymara.
But we cannot fully understand why this is linked to existing threats to international peace and security.
This is linked to the text of the regulations Egypt.
(Music)[Look up, Young man!--God] MR: For the young content moderatorsin the strictly Catholic Philippines, this is linked to a Christian mission.
You think this is linked to a threat against Senator Meizhou-Shi?
That requests for civilmarriage under the age of belonging mainly girls, and this is linked to the traditions inherited wants both parents and some couples as well as.
Once again, this is linked to the wider problems facing the judiciary.
A tour of Séguéla town showed a higher standard of living in this region than in manyother places in Côte d ' Ivoire; this is linked to the diamond trade.
This is linked to growing unemployment among men and women in the same period.
The issue of child marriages was raised several times during the year.23/ This is linked to the phenomenon of men from the Gulf States coming to India in search of young brides.
If this is linked to me and my furry little friends, why are all the victims Chinese?
Furthermore, the figures show that the rates of early marriage of girls differs between town and country. It is clear from the annexed schedule thatrates are higher in rural areas. This is linked to inherited customs and tradition prevalent among many rural families.
In part, this is linked to the insufficiency of human and financial resources available for costly regional projects.
The constitutional reform will be pointless without the presence of a comprehensive political settlement for the Syrian crisis that can fulfill the minimum level of the transitional justice andcause a real change in Syria. This is linked to ceasing the military operations and the presence of an international consensus of international actors.
This is linked to the fundamental difference on the interpretation of the term" less than full reciprocity".
To a large extent this is linked with their families ' lack of resources and, hence, their inability to play their part in the children ' s social and mental development;
This is linked with the phenomenon of illegal construction in the Arab sector, which is in itself a complex issue.
This is linked to revenue accounting policy under IPSAS which hasbeen recently adopted by UNFPA.
This is linked to the absence of a certain legal, social, cultural and economic context to address the violence phenomenon in family.
This is linked with the situation of children with disabilities and street children who might be subjected to substandard institutionalization.
This is linked with the substantial increase in employment from 1995 on, which has also benefited minimumincome families with children.
This is linked to an increase in unemployment in the most widespread occupations, primarily in branches of industry where men tend to predominate(factories).
This is linked to unresolved issues within the rank and file of the Forces nouvelles elements that are yet to be absorbed into the unified army.
This is linked in particular to the clarity of Council mandates: as the Brahimi report rightly stresses, mandates must be clear, credible and achievable.
This is linked to the recommendation above(A/68/151, para. 44) and the new recommendations made in paragraphs 29(b),(c) and(d) of the summary in the present report.
This is linked to traditions and to the division of land in the smaller units, which means that the" head of the family", who is always identified as the man or the husband.
This is linked with work being undertaken by two major German programmes, the National Centre for Scientific Research(CNRS) of France, ICIMOD, the Ford Foundation and UNICEF.
This is linked in many countries to persistent anti-migrant sentiment, which is often reflected in policies and institutional frameworks designed to manage migratory flows, sometimes in a purely restrictive manner and involving mandatory detention.
This is linked to the fact that despite the official willingness of social and economic institutions and organizations to introduce a market for land and to carry out radical land reforms, the actual day-to-day functioning of these organizations proceeds largely along former lines.