Examples of using Are explored in English and their translations into Arabic
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Several functions are explored graphically using the horizontal line test.
Implementation modalities of the Action Plan are explored and eventually implemented.
The graphs of some specific polar equations are explored using java applet.
Two options for dealing with this problem are explored.
Linkages between environmentally induced migration and ecosystem degradation are explored.
The properties of reflection of shapes across a line are explored using a geometry applet.
Therefore, these two rights are explored in detail in this section.
Many possible solutions are explored in a short amount of time, and unexpected connections are drawn.
Issues related to sustainable development are explored through curriculum activities in many year groups.
(a) Ensure that the connections between water supply and sanitation and other sectors are explored;
Currently, valuation schemes and specific tools are explored that combine factual knowledge and subjective stakeholder perceptions.
Parallel with this, workplaces are explored and prepared, which is followed by mediation and training at work.
Opportunities for such training at regional and international level are explored and taken when available.
The present political context is defined by a lull in the fighting as possibilities of a transition towards a negotiated peace are explored.
In this issue of the Journal the complexities of preserving the past in the context of a volatile present are explored.
UNDCP has produced a discussion paper on drugs and development in which the many linkages between drug issues and socio-economic development are explored.
Efforts for effective linkages among the regional commissions and other partners at the global, interregional and regional levels are explored in section IV of the report.
Those themes are explored in order to shed light on what can be done to reduce the spread and impact of HIV within indigenous communities.
NAMES envisions the coordination of learning webinars for its members. A series of webinars could be conducted, where previous experience will be shared, resources are explored, and collaborations are established between members.
Lastly, in chapter IV, some advantages and disadvantages of the two approaches to regulating mercury in products are explored, bearing in mind the influence of potential environmental impacts and social and economic issues.