Examples of using Two presentations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Two presentations: Angola and Malaysia.
An in-depth discussion followed the two presentations.
The two presentations were followed by a frank and productive discussion.
As an introduction to the workshop, two presentations were made.
There were two presentations relating to multilateral cooperation and capacity-building.
Each participant can have maximum two presentations.
The Providers discussed the two presentations and the topic of the ICG website.
Under item 3 of its programme of work, the Committee heard two presentations by IAEA.
The first two presentations focused on the description of renewed and enlarged survey systems.
To date, there have only been two presentations of the disease.
There were two presentations regarding the technical paper referred to in paragraph 8 above.
As part of the discussion, the secretariat had arranged for two presentations on different aspects of the Executive Director's report.
Two presentations given at the First Arabian Gulf Medical Association Conference" Bahrain 24-26 Nov 1998.
The second day of the workshop started with two presentations on networking and information exchange tools.
In the joint discussion on topics I and II which followed,many experts emphasized the connection between the two presentations and the undesirable link between racism and migration.
Following the two presentations, the Commission held a discussion, during which several questions were posed and clarifications provided.
Brookstone School‘s Open Day will take place at the Abuja Campus andwill consist of two presentations given by Brookstone School & NCUK who will introduce the NCUK International Foundation Year(IFY), its benefits.
Two presentations were made on the ground segment of the COSPAS-SARSAT system, including the role of mission control centres.
Binational meeting of the Binational Migrant Education Programme, held in Guadalajara, Jalisco, and another information meeting with Guatemalan ministerial advisers and authorities,13 stock photograph exhibitions and two presentations of videos produced by CGEIB, with the participation of Argentina, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Bolivia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay and Peru.
Two presentations were made on the space segment of the COSPAS-SARSAT system, in particular on the future evolution of the system.
At the meeting, the Centre gave two presentations on aspects related to the Arms Trade Treaty process and United Nations arms transparency mechanisms.
Two presentations were made to provide an overview of the different types of adaptation planning and practices, including policy instruments for climate change adaptation.
Two presentations from Austria and France gave good insight on how this issue could be approached and showed the crucial role of statistical business registers.
Two presentations providing an overview of methodological issues related to cost and benefits of adaptation action were made, followed by three case studies on the main approaches to appraising adaptation options.
It made two presentations to a meeting organized by the Spanish National Criminal Intelligence Service and Europol on approaches to combating drug trafficking by Latin American criminal organizations.
Two presentations, one by an expert from Oxford University and another from the University of Navarra, Spain, concerned the findings of recent research on innovation in two developing countries, Ghana and Kenya.
The two presentations made in the second session of the informal meeting dealt with various mechanisms and policies for improving access, upgrading knowledge and diffusing innovation to small firms, with particular attention paid to information technology.
The first two presentations concerned the International Scientific Optical Observation Network(ISON), an open international project coordinated by the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences as an independent source of data about natural and artificial space objects for use in scientific research and space applications.
In April 2005, CDI contributed two presentations to the seminar on Indigenous Peoples and Afro-descendents of Latin America and the Caribbean: Relevance and Pertinence of Sociodemographic Information for Policies and Programmes, organized by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean(ECLAC) in Santiago, Chile.