Examples of using Are established in English and their translations into Arabic
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The 81 new posts are established under the five regional commissions, as follows.
The following are established as guarantees of the Judicial Organism.
Specific ways of realizing these rights are established by other laws of the country.
After the working groups are established, we are going to embark on that stage of strategy which needs to start first by defining what poverty is, setting objectives, strategic priorities, etc.
But the vast majority of PC software are established on the basis of the calendar method
(d) Appropriations and assessments of Member States are established in two currencies: one amount in local currency(schillings/euros)
Poison control centres are established and strengthened and clinical and analytical toxicological facilities are established in all countries, according to needs and available resources.
Contributions to the regular budget are established in United States dollars and Austrian schillings in the ratio determined in accordance with regulation 5.1(d).
Once the objectives are established, there would be a need to consider a time frame with short-, medium- and long-term deadlines.
Once all of those are established, how can you make the most of the benefits that booths during trade shows provide?
These are established in the Penal Code, Law No. 8/2003 and Law No. 15/2008.
Mechanisms of dialogue such as public forums are established between civil society organizations and sovereign organs: Parliament, the Government, the judiciary
Teacher training support canters are established in 185 rural districts and the Ministry intends to expand these canters to all districts.
(e) Ensure that international trade and investment policies are transparent, and that mechanisms are established for participation of the most vulnerable stakeholders;
Schools, polytechnics and higher education institutions are established in rural areas, even in the mountains.
Judicial power under the new Constitution is vested in the Supreme Court, the High Court and such Trial Courts as are established by law.
An integrated learning programme accompanies the introduction of the system and is also offered to new field missions as they are established.
Special benches are established in courts to try cases related with the sale and exploitation of children without delay.
Beginning in the biennium 2002-2003, the Division will assume the responsibilities for such support, for which 17 new posts are established.
UNMIS will also participate in the State referendum security committees, which are comprised of local Sudanese security agencies, once they are established.