Examples of using This surplus in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
But this surplus is an illusion.
What can you do with all this surplus?
But this surplus is an illusion.
Now, in your clinical trials, what did you find unusual about this surplus of tryptophan?
This surplus of energy did not spare the cultural scene in Egypt.
Driven by higher export revenues in oil-exporting countries,the current account recorded a surplus in 2000, but this surplus was not maintained in 2001.
At present, this surplus is estimated to be worth over $100 million.
The main catalyst of growth in the banking sector is deposit growth. It's very obvious to us(and it's been happening for years in Egypt) that if you have a solid growth in your deposits,you can easily contribute to your bottom line by investing this surplus in sovereign debt.
This surplus was partially offset by increases in procurement of communications equipment.
The Advisory Committee, taking into account the balance in the suspense account(see para. 5 above), the status of assessed contributions to UNDOF and the fact that full reimbursement in accordance with the standard rates of reimbursement has been made on a current basis to troop-contributing countries, does not see the need to enter the surplus balance of$9.1 million into the suspense account and recommends that this surplus be credited to Member States.
This surplus includes a contribution receivable of $384,615 from one country.
WFP indicates that this surplus will be carried forward to the next phase of the operation.
This surplus, called the"sidewall" is required in order to be able to push the curtains open all the window, letting light.
As a share of GNP, this surplus reached a peak of 4.4 percent in 1985, a large value for a current account surplus. .
This surplus dropped to 2.5 per cent in 2008 and is expected to shrink further to 1.6 per cent in 2009.
The largest contributor to this surplus is fees from international businesses, which allow Bermuda to overcome its merchandise trade deficit.
With this surplus, we were able to provide grants and subsidies for some of the most vulnerable sectors of the population, namely, young people and the elderly.
The significant factors contributing to this surplus relate to rental and maintenance of premises($961,500); commercial communications($168,800); and maintenance of vehicles and electronic data-processing equipment($193,600).
This surplus includes $36 million transferred to a special account in accordance with General Assembly resolution 36/116 A of 10 December 1981.
This surplus was partially offset by increases procurement of new communication equipment and increased information technology consultancy charges.
Included in this surplus, however, were late contributions of $38.4 million, received and recorded in 1994 but intended for the 1993 regular programme of the Agency.
This surplus was partially offset by increases in IT consultancy of Euro0.31 million and in external computer costs of Euro0.05 million.
However, some of this surplus was due to windfall receipts in land-related transactions, which are not anticipated to continue to be a source of revenue for the budget.
This surplus in income led to an increase of $17.9 million in fund balances, compared to a decrease of $18.2 million in fund balances in the biennium 2000-2001.
This surplus is expected to widen to 5.1 per cent in 2011, although its size will continue to be lower than the double-digit levels recorded before the economic and financial crisis.
This surplus of income over expenditure, together with adjustments and transfers, increased the fund balance by $353 million(24 per cent), from $1.490 billion to $1.843 billion.
This surplus of income over expenditures, together with other adjustments and transfers, increased the fund balances by $109 million, from $45 million to $154 million.
This surplus of income over expenditure, together with adjustments and transfers, increased the fund balance by $353 million(24 per cent), from $1.490 billion to $1.843 billion.
In the light of this surplus a proposed supplementary budget has been prepared to grant the Executive Director the authority to spend additional Environment Fund resources during the biennium 2008- 2009 up to $24 million, subject to actual income available.
This surplus may be attributed to four factors, namely, a higher vacancy rate than that assumed in the budget($2.5 million); lower common staff costs than the original assumption($3.1 million); variance due to exchange rate fluctuations($1.2 million); and the difference between standard and actual salary costs($1 million).