Examples of using Constituted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The funding constituted 0.3% of the gross domestic product(GDP) in 1991 and 0.2% in 2003 and 2005.
In 2005, education funding constituted 14.6% of the State budget, or 2.74% of the GDP, which is only half of the international percentage(4.7%).
The Third World Water Forum, held in Kyoto in March 2003, constituted an opportunity for progress in integrating risk management as a component of integrated water management.
In the past, funding from foundations for international development constituted a very small part of foreign aid, typically to strengthen civil society in countries.
The Israeli military operations in Lebanon constituted gross and systematic human rights violations and affected the positive achievements that had been made in that country.
This training constituted a collaboration between ILO, the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation(AIPP) and the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs.
The review of laws on marriage and divorce constituted the second phase of the Gender-Related Law Reform Programme.
The Board recommended that UN-Women consider the establishment of a properly constituted audit committee to strengthen its governance and oversight arrangements.
On 31 December 2013, women constituted 41.8 per cent of Professional staff on contracts of one year or more.
These revenues have constituted an average of about 80 per cent of total budget revenues.
It was stated that the non-unitary approach to acquisition financing devices constituted one of the major achievements of the draft Guide in promoting harmonization of the law of security interests.
The United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, held in 1972 in Stockholm, constituted the first attempt to address the global environment and its relationship to development.
The successful holding of the twice-delayed Constituent Assembly elections on 10 April 2008 constituted an important advance in the peace process.
The Panel found that this damage constituted environmental damage directly resulting from Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and that a programme to remediate it would constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
The dawn of the new millennium, however, constituted a good opportunity to remove some of the imbalances and to eliminate practices which were contrary to the principles of justice and transparency governing the work of the Organization.
Of those three evils, it was terrorism which constituted the most serious danger to life, liberty and security of the person;
The committee is constituted according to Article No.(82)
Some delegations reiterated their views that the conclusions and recommendations of the ad hoc expert group meeting, summarized in the report of the Secretary-General on the topic(A/53/312), constituted a useful basis for continued discussions on the issue.
Thus, in 1990 international migrants constituted 4.5 per cent of the population of the more developed regions
response that signature and ratification of the United Nations Convention against Corruption constituted one of its priorities for 2005, emphasizing that it had not yet signed the Convention because of logistical problems.