Examples of using Be found in English and their translations into Arabic
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Further information on legislative developments with regard to the Convention can be found in the reports of the Secretary-General on the status of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Examples of what is meant by analytical accompaniment can be found in the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis issues of the Survey of Current Business, which include the publication of the latest quarterly GDP numbers.
The changes can be found from the section of the project commits in GitHub
Information about current events in the field of human rights can also be found on the web site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
The results of the study could be found in a document which would be the subject of informal consultations with the Secretariat and which at a later date would be submitted to the Secretary-General for circulation.
In order to make these inputs available to delegations and to the public at large, all responses have been incorporated in a database that can be found on the Internet at: http: //www.un. org/esa/analysis/ffd. htm.
low level of education are more often obese than people with a higher education,(78) in Curaçao no significant relationship can be found between BMI and level of education.
The hotel itself also offers free travel and tourist guides of the city and it's recommended for travelers interested in chocolate, food and different kinds of markets, that can be found quite close to the hotel.
The Committee intends to monitor the progress made in the context of UNDP biennial support budget for the period 2006-2007, and trust that a means can be found to increase transparency in the setting of cost recovery rates.
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The protection of civilians should not be used as a pretext for United Nations military intervention and a solution must be found to the legal difficulties relating to the characterisation of civilians in armed conflicts as combatants.
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Christina will be found.
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They can be found.
He will be found.
They must be found.
He will be found.
Gwen will be found.