Examples of using Back-to-back in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is also not advisable for subcontractors to accept back-to-back payment terms because they contain a high risk of the subcontractor not being paid.
This was made possible because the regional workshop was held back-to-back with the NCSP regional exchange workshop for Eastern and Southern African countries.
On paragraph 25- back-to-back complaints- he said that this was a very complex issue
Put phones back-to-back and confirm sending
The meetings will be organized back-to-back with other meetings that are likely to be attended by high-level representatives of countries/organizations.
To conclude, back-to-back contracts can be effective in construction projects, provided they are handled and drafted with care.
One of the options for cooperation and coordination presented in the draft text was the holding of back-to-back meetings of the two committees.
These meetings should preferably be held back-to-back with the meetings of the Environmental Management Group to promote synergies with the intergovernmental organizations represented there.
In many applications tapered roller bearings are used in back-to-back pairs so that axial forces can be supported equally in either direction.
The seminar will have one session, which will be held back-to-back with the meeting of the subsidiary bodies of the Convention in May 2005.
The two men were bound back-to-back and taken to the village security office,
The methodological assessment will involve 70 assessment authors, who will meet three times, and 15 review editors, who will meet once, back-to-back with the authors.
to coordinate their respective workplans and hold annual back-to-back meetings.
I watched four chick flicks back-to-back, then I made a list of possible ways to tell Caroline I love her.
The global assessments would involve 75 assessment authors, who would meet three times, and 12 review editors, who would meet once, back-to-back with the authors.
This would minimize the expenses of Member State, as a single mission would cover two meetings held back-to-back and in the same location.
But, in my General Assembly practitioner ' s view, it would be possible to deal with our back-to-back work with the Fourth Committee as follows.
Commercial goods must be unloaded and transferred to another vehicle on the other side of the checkpoint(" back-to-back transport").
The Israeli-imposed" back-to-back" haulage system on vehicles transporting goods violates the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations by impeding the delivery of humanitarian assistance.
the sole transit point, where Israeli authorities operate the back-to-back haulage system.
