Examples of using Be shifted in English and their translations into Arabic
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His delegation believed that the financial burden of peace-keeping operations should not be shifted to the regular budget.
these rights are generally covered by the constitutional decrees in force and will be shifted into the permanent constitution.
Given all the work to be done, the Network requested that, if the General Assembly were to approve the Mobility and Hardship Allowance scheme at its resumed session, the implementation date be shifted to 1 January 2007.
In the example of fisheries, management regimes for commercial fisheries can be shifted from effort control to transferable harvest quotas, defined as shares in the total allowable catch.
Not all responsibilities can be shifted to national governments.
Wear points can be shifted to extend working life.
The transmission of the LaSalle can be shifted very well.
Or maybe… just maybe… your parking would be shifted to P2.
Expenses could be shifted around, bringing in bigger profit for other companies.
In addition, the payment method will be shifted from voluntary subscription to payment with notification.
Vital Signs, Weight, and ECG will be taken before the patient will be shifted to ward.
We know that it's going to be shifted up by 1, so up plus 1.
By adjusting these coefficients, IPF resources can be shifted from one group of countries to another.
About $0.5 million in 2004-2005 and $1.1 million in 2006-2007 can thus be shifted from core to special-purpose funding.
It was possible that the focus of the GEF project in Ukraine would consequently be shifted to the servicing sector.
The focus must be shifted from crisis response to preparation and planning,
It offers all inclusive services for relocations like packing, loading, moving, unloading, unpacking, arranging of items to be shifted.
If that works out, some of the Centre's resources currently devoted to research could be shifted to operational activities.
(s) How may the composition of aid be shifted towards productive sectors and economic infrastructure without compromising progress on MDGs?
Mr. Zwaak and Ms. Boerefijn suggested that it might be worthwhile to explore whether the major efforts of States parties should be shifted.
