Examples of using A contribution in English and their translations into Arabic
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As a contribution to the success of the Strategy review process, the Group wishes to make the following observations.
UNIFEM had been able to make a contribution in several areas in a large number of countries.
analytical capacities of member States both for their own purposes and also as a contribution to the achievement of the previous objective.
Leadership in the admission and registration, excellence in the provided services and attract the best students to the university as a contribution of community progression.
It was committed to making a contribution before the beginning of the General Assembly and was also in the process of drawing up a multi-year payment plan.
The BMW ColorSystem also makes a contribution to our environment by reducing the emissions of organic solvents.
Furthermore, the Job AQTIV Act is intended to make a contribution towards better reconciliation of family and work.
In 1995, the United Kingdom made a contribution of $23,574 for a special award.
A contribution of $31 million to the regular budget from the United States was received earlier in 2003.
the European Union also sent a contribution.
During the second half of 2007, Ireland made a contribution of $58,584 to the trust fund.
It should be noted that Cyprus, Luxembourg and the Czech Republic, while aligning themselves with the view expressed by the European Union also presented a contribution of their own.
The Federation submitted an official statement(E/CN.6/2011/NGO/8) as a contribution to the work of the Commission on the Status of Women.
Your actions as a Madinatuna volunteer can also inspire others to volunteer and to believe that they too can make a contribution towards development.
It is a contribution which has been a symbol of pride to most Canadians, a tangible expression of our national quest for a better world.
The Chairman undertook to produce, with the assistance of the secretariat, a contribution to the fifth session that would synthesize all proposals made to date, including those received up to 15 October 1996.
It considers its work as a contribution to the work of the United Nations as a most certain way of ensuring the protection of the rights and interests of youth and the happiness and well-being of future generations.
By the end of April 1999, a contribution of the UNDG working group on indicators to the new guidelines of UNDAF and common country assessment is expected.