Examples of using Able to implement in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
In general, countries that have fared better through economic cycles, reducing the fluctuations in output, investment and employment, have been able to implement a consistent set of countercyclical economic policies, increasing public expenditure during economic downturns.
Countries that have fared better through economic cycles, reducing the fluctuation of output, investment and employment, have been able to implement a consistent set of countercyclical fiscal and monetary policies.
The overarching goal of the continuum of human resources reforms, as expressed most recently in General Assembly resolutions 63/250, 65/247 and 65/248, is thus an Organization that is better able to implement the mandates entrusted to it by the Member States, as delivered by a truly global, dynamic and adaptable workforce.
(c) Be able to implement international humanitarian law.
It soon will be able to implement the following measures.
UMPlayer has been developed to be able to implement the following.
In the end, the group was able to implement the change.
Having ECN Accounts in place, you will be able to implement:!
He is able to implement the most daring design ideas
You should even be able to implement the service on specific routers.
Some countries, but not all, had been able to implement countercyclical policies.
The second is able to implement ideas, organize business processes and count money.
After a year only five members have been able to implement this initiative.
Skilled craftsmen are able to implement any, even the most unusual and fanciful shapes.
Without these critical units, the mission will not be able to implement its mandate.
(d) How have some countries been able to implement and sustain good policies?
UNODC explained that, for technical reasons, it was not able to implement the recommendation.
Adequate financial resources constituted a necessary precondition for developing countries to be able to implement Agenda 21.
The secretariat may also not be able to implement activities planned for the Investment Retention Programme.
However, developing countries would require extensive assistance in order to be able to implement efficient systems.