Examples of using A very modest in English and their translations into Arabic
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But the developed countries' agricultural policy reforms and the Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations made only a very modest start in dismantling barriers to agricultural and agro-industrial trade.
Fifty years ago, my countryman Trygve Lie became Secretary-General of an Organization with a very modest structure but with a“sacred mandate”, as he said in his acceptance speech.
migrants during that period, whereas the middle- and low-income countries are expected to see a very modest increase or even a decrease in their migrant stock.
non-core funding increased, with non-core funding almost tripling in real terms against a very modest increase of 5 per cent in core resources flows.
Currently, with a very modest capacity, the Partnerships Team, on behalf of DPKO and DFS, builds and maintains partnerships both within and outside the United Nations to lay the foundation for improved operational relationships in the field.
It was a very modest resolution; all it asked was a report on the global road safety crisis from the Secretary-General for consideration by the Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
This very strong growth in non-core resources stands in stark contrast to what table 4 shows as a very modest average annual growth of some 0.6 per cent in core resources.
This very strong growth in non-core resources stands in stark contrast to what table 1 shows as a very modest average annual growth of 0.5 per cent in core resources.
The budget proposals represented a very modest increase over the revised appropriation for the current biennium, but less so if compared with the budget agreed in December 2005.
The Government had originally amended the law to stop people from standing for frivolous reasons and obtaining large amounts of air time in exchange for a very modest deposit.
This is a very modest draft on a very important subject.
He happens to be a very modest and generous man.
No, sir. He is a very modest man.
I kept trying to cover a very modest portion and still failed.
It's just two marks a month, sir, a very modest sum.
Voila, this is it. A very modest car, like you asked.
Sub-Saharan Africa has seen a very modest increase in sanitation coverage from 32 per cent in 1990 to 37 per cent.
At the same time, Mr. President, you have yourself said that this is a very modest decision, and this is true.
His Majesty was known as a very modest and generous person, as well as a statesman who remained open to one and all.
The concerns of transition economies in the multilateral trading system and in the ongoing Doha round were being addressed in only a very modest way.
