Examples of using Augments in English and their translations into Arabic
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A fundamental prerequisite for sustainable development is an adequately financed and effective educational system at all levels, particularly at the primary and secondary levels, including lifelong education, accessible to all, that augments both human capacity and well-being.
Climate change impacts can sabotage the efforts to achieve the goals of sustainable development and, in particular augments poverty in developing countries, especially the least developed countries and the small island developing States.
Specialized export control training for border control officials, prosecutors and judges and other law enforcement officials, as well as for licensing officers significantly augments enforcement efforts.
It is worth reiterating that the introduction of IPSAS and its underlying accrual accounting basis is, per se, a commitment to enhanced accountability as it significantly augments transparency, a central element underpinning accountability.
Our determination and passion in building construction leads the company to gain respect and trust in its chosen field which augments its extent to provide valuable services to the clients, professional growth and opportunities to its employees”.
Really augments the moment.
We believe this intimacy augments the operational and financial performance of each of our properties.
The Ottawa Process and the CD negotiations each make a useful contribution and each augments the other.
The universe station and the ascender's status afford the opportunity for experience; the wise utilization of these two augments character.
But the glory of it all augments as you ascend inward and achieve increased capacity for enlarged appreciation of divine meanings and spiritual values.
The Government is also responsible for supervision of the system and providing incentives for savings in the voluntary account, which augments the individual ' s pension fund.
The rules of procedure and evidence augments this right, and places the responsibility for providing and regulating what is in effect a complete legal aid system upon the Registrar.
It is also well known that secret detention without any legal control augments for the detainee the practice of torture and other cruel, inhuman
The establishment of a new inter-agency task force, co-chaired by the Department of Political Affairs and UNODC, augments the United Nations system ' s response to transnational organized crime and drug trafficking.
A fundamental prerequisite for sustainable development is an adequately financed and effective educational system at all levels, particularly the primary and secondary levels, that is accessible to all and that augments both human capacity and well-being.
(a) Human resources management scorecard: accountability for human resources management will be strengthened with this new tool and procedure for monitoring human resources management performance, which replaces the human resources action plans and augments existing monitoring efforts.
The objective is to reduce the rural-urban drift(which augments the number of poor, depressed urban communities) by providing for the growth of well-integrated and sustainable urban centres throughout the country,
It augments traditional national accounts with natural resource and pollution flow accounts.
This process naturally augments the informal sessions held under previous presidencies.
This process augments the following benefits.