Examples of using To a decrease in the number in English and their translations into Arabic
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Wider awareness of and greater compliance with such law should lead to a decrease in the number of displaced persons.
Output was lower owing to a decrease in the number of recommendations and requests from United Nations oversight bodies for this period.
It was noted that the deployment of naval vessels in a region in which piracyhad occurred had often led to a decrease in the number of incidents.
Nevertheless, improved security has led to a decrease in the number of internally displaced persons and an increase in the number of returnees.
We also came to the conclusion that the closurehas led to the weakening of the peace process and to a decrease in the number of people supporting the peace process.
Other reductions are due to a decrease in the number of photocopiers leased and lower requirements for bank charges based on the 2013 expenditure pattern.
Those measures have led to a decrease in the number of mine victims, from 14 deaths and 71 injuries in 2001, to 4 deaths and 38 injuries in 2002.
While the large number of allegations was worrisome,the strategy should lead to a decrease in the number of cases of serious misconduct.
Influence on the hematopoietic function leads to a decrease in the number of cellular elements of the blood.
Several delegations pointed out that dealing effectively with the land-based causal factors for piracy andarmed robbery at sea had led to a decrease in the number of incidents.
This gradual change in fertility is mostly due to a decrease in the number and quality of eggs in your ovaries.
However, the transfer of the management of the legal aid budget from the Bar Association to the Ministry of Justice, also announced at the conference,has led to a decrease in the number of persons benefiting from legal aid.
Effective work of law-enforcement institutions andlegislative regulation has led to a decrease in the number of cases of human trafficking during the past few years.
While efforts to build a culture of ethical conduct had certainly contributed to a decrease in the number of OIOS investigations,the low number of investigations carried out during the reporting period was not commensurate with the vast size of the Organization.
Reduced requirements are due primarily to the suspension of the activities of the Identification Commission,which has led to a decrease in the number of budgeted international posts from 184 in 2003/04 to 143 in 2004/05.
Contraceptive coverage in the country stands at 35.1 per cent:this in turn has led to a decrease in the number of unwanted pregnancies and abortions, as well as a reduction in deaths caused by post-abortion complications.
Measures implemented by UNAMID to mitigate the risk of carjacking contributed to a decrease in the number of incidents, from 45 in 2010 to 22 thus far in 2011.