Examples of using Working weeks in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delivery date: 8 working weeks.
Shorter working weeks are more popular among women and their numbers increased in the 1990s, when the proportion of women who worked up to 39 hours a week jumped from 38.7 percent in 1990 to 45 percent in 1998.
Delivery Date: 24 working weeks.
Employees who have worked more than 220 days, the entitlement is 2 working weeks and those who have worked for 10 years or more and consequently worked for more than 220 days in each qualifying year,they will then get an additional 3 working weeks of leave.
Delivery Limits: 8 working weeks.
However, three working weeks per year will not be sufficient for the Subcommittee to efficiently fulfil its mandate now that there are 50 States parties and given that the membership of the Subcommittee will expand to 25 in February 2011.
Period for delivery: 9 working weeks.
Under article 144 of the Kyrgyz Labour Code, five- and six-day working weeks with one day off may be instituted by the employer following consultations with a trade union or other representative body of workers.
With their six-figure salaries and their 70-hour working weeks.
Delivery Date: 2 working weeks- 8 working weeks.
The customer cannot register more than one appointment within two working weeks.
Delivery Date: 15 working weeks- 40 working weeks.
Four women and a man took part on producing Salam Set,Each set takes 2- working weeks to get it ready.
Delivery Period: 12 working weeks- 40 working weeks.
The duration of sick-leave varies,but in no case does it amount to less than two working weeks leave with full pay.
The peculiarity of this term is that the four working weeks of our presidency started at the end of March and will last until next Monday.
Although the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament is not an entirely enjoyable experience, I would propose that, in the future,the mandate of the President be extended to eight working weeks, instead of four working weeks as it is now.
For the biennium 2010-2011,the treaty body system would require a number of additional working weeks, in order to allow it to eliminate the current substantial backlog of State party reports pending review by the treaty bodies.
Eighth, the secretariat of the Conference should continue to provide the necessary professional assistance and support to the President of the Conference in the performance of his or her duties, including providing background material and information, and ensuring continuity of the functions of the presidency,since it rotates every four working weeks.
Note: The factor 200,000 is derived from 50 working weeks at 40 hours per 100 employees.
Supporting the work load generated by the granting of this additional meeting time-- namely, the consideration of eight additional State party reports, the adoption of 40 additional lists of issues prior to reporting and of 20 additional individual cases--requires 112 working weeks for the biennium, i.e. 28 work months for the biennium.
In order to ensure coverage of the estimated 221.5 work weeks required to service the expanded Subcommittee,it is proposed to supplement the four professional staff at 44 working weeks each(equals 176 working weeks), with a professional staff at the P-3 level as a temporary measure from within provisions under section 23, Human rights, until experience is gained, with respect to the actual workload generated as a result of the expanded Subcommittee.
Supporting the workload generated by the granting of this additional meeting time, namely, the consideration of 8 additional State party reports, the adoption of 40 additional lists of issues prior to reporting and consideration of 20 additional individual cases,requires 112 working weeks for the biennium, that is, 28 working months for the biennium.
The view wasexpressed that the Commission should consider expanding its working weeks in New York to a total of 26 weeks per year.
However, in New York, the time dedicated by staff to JAB activities in2005 was the equivalent of approximately 50 working weeks, while for JDC it was the equivalent of approximately 84 working weeks.
It is estimated that in Geneva, for 2004 and 2005, staff members dedicated 2.2 working days to each JAB case and two working weeks to each JDC case,resulting in the equivalent of approximately 73 working weeks.
Operative paragraph 64 of the draft resolution would further request the Secretary-General to allocate appropriate and sufficient resources to the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea in the Office of Legal Affairs to provide adequate services andassistance to the Commission in view of the increased number of its working weeks, including through the establishment of additional posts to reinforce the Geographic Information System, legal and administrative support to the Commission, respectively.