Examples of using According to a study conducted in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to a study conducted by the United Nations Children ' s Fund, entitled" Broken promises, shattered dreams:to trafficking has been identified as one of them.">
According to a study conducted in 2004, 47 per cent of persons consulted had self-identified as practising Catholics, 25 per cent as non-practising Catholics, 13 per cent as Protestants, 10 per cent as nonreligious, and 5 per cent as adherents of other unspecified religions.
The wealth of Italian households has reached 9.732 billion euro in 2010, with an average annual growth of 2.83% in the period 2003-2010, according to a study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers Observatory and the University of Parma. The 37.29% of this wealth, amounting to 3.63 trillion Euros,
According to a study conducted in the United States of America, 26 per cent of the existing housing units located in settlements in the West Bank,
According to a study conducted by UNESCO and the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics on market factors that discourage women from joining the labour market, some 60 per cent of women in the formal labour force are employed in education, textiles, clerical work, farming and agriculture.
However, this optimism is reflected very little on official figures of volunteering since only 4% of Moroccans are engaged in voluntary activities, according to a study conducted by the international firm Deloitte and presented in 2011 at the 8th edition of the National Forum of Charitable organizations and Foundations.
According to a study conducted by the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme among former Palestinian political prisoners who were detained in Israeli prisons,
However, according to a study, conducted by researchers at Baylor University, writing a‘to-do' list at bedtime may help you fall asleep faster.
According to a study, conducted by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, exposure to the Khamisiyah plume may have significantly contributed to the presence of cognitive deficits in Gulf War veterans.
According to a study conducted in Luanda hospitals in 1997,
The educational success rate in the Kingdom amounted to 84 per cent according to a study conducted in 1993.
According to a study conducted by multiple scholars in medicine, 75% of teens and adults in America are vitamin D deficient.
According to a study conducted by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)/ONUSAL, 27 per cent of Salvadorians of
According to a study conducted in 47 different countries
According to a study conducted by the Ministry of Women, some 60 harmful traditions and practices, such as those associated with the dowry system, subsisted in the country. There were plans to draft a bill prohibiting all harmful practices.
Despite impressive increases in numbers, according to a study conducted by the CGE titled" Gender equity in Local Government"(2006), women councillors continue to experience marginalization and withholding of resources by male colleagues who do not approve of women in leadership positions.
According to a study conducted by the National Centre for Statistics and Economic Studies(CNSEE), in 2009 there were 266 political organizations in the country, including 156 political parties and 110 political associations registered with the Ministry for Territorial Administration(ASC, 2009).
According to a study conducted recently by the Authority to determine the training needs of citizens and personnel in insurance industry, there is a great desire among insurance personnel(88.6%) to obtain scientific and professional certificates in insurance industry.
COBUFADE expressed concern that, despite the efforts made by Burkina Faso to raise awareness of children ' s rights, according to a study conducted by the Ministry of Social Action and National Solidarity in 2008, 63 per cent of children and 40 per cent of adults in Burkina Faso had never heard of children ' s rights.
According to a study conducted by the Government and UNDP in 1996, 65 per cent