Examples of using Adapted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Social Services Act states that economic aid given by the local authorities shall be adapted to the needs of each individual.
using a special application can view the adapted version of the magazine on your TV.
Several States have adapted their earlier systems to implement unique policies and practices for effective administration and enforcement of controls
This apple is possible to accommodate not only the kitchen, but also adapted for storing little things in the bathroom, living room
Now, there was always an essential nugget of Carly in there, but the character and the story adapted to whomever was playing her.
Several States have adapted their earlier systems to implement unique policies and practices for effective administration and enforcement of controls on the flow of technologies.
The national authorities believe that this methodology can be adapted and adopted in the country.
Ad hoc expert group meetings on development strategies adapted to specific circumstances and to the opportunities and challenges of globalization(1).
The TREE programme is being adapted and implemented in Madagascar, Nepal, the Niger and Sri Lanka.
Strategy Plan focus areas would then be adapted to meet the priorities of the Conference of the Parties.
Information om Sverige has different access points which are adapted to different target groups or areas of interest.
They had adapted successfully to local conditions, preserving their traditions and continuing to speak their mother tongue.
New ways needed to be found of trying such persons, adapted to the practical difficulties of the situation.
The experts will discuss how developing countries can establish innovation policies adapted to their specific needs and environment.
The codification of State responsibility should concentrate on approaches adapted to the specific needs of inter-State relations.
During this time, modern society has evolved and, in most cases, successfully adapted to the prevailing local climate and its natural variability.
(i) The Institute of Social Security and Services for State Employees has issued a guide to assessing the accessibility of its offices, a set of design standards and guidelines for building design adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities;
More than 90 experts from 37 countries received support for eight capacity-building activities held to increase awareness of good practices and the benefits of adapted institutional and technical frameworks for disaster risk reduction and emergency response.
While adapted in some ways in order to better reflect the African context, the Kampala Convention is the clearest expression to date of the contribution of the Guiding Principles to successive binding norms on internal displacement.
The Code of Conduct for Special Procedures Mandate-holders would contribute to the transparency of review processes and to the quality of final reports, which would be based on objective arguments and adapted to the conferred mandates.