Examples of using Contributed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Four other donors contributed over $100 million: the United Kingdom($130 million), Norway($112 million), Sweden($103 million) and Japan($101 million).
It had contributed a total of $590 million to UNRWA
It is for these reasons that Malaysia has taken an interest in tribunals and courts of the same nature and contributed in whatever way it can to assist in their establishment.
Japan contributed $1,768,585 as cost-sharing for programmes in 2005 and 2006, of which $385,434 represented new funding while the balance was allocated in previous years.
Contributed to various national and regional events on services economy and trade, including the Second China Trade in Services Congress.
(d) UNITAR should clearly record its assessment of the extent to which pilot projects added value to the programmes and contributed to their achievement.
The Committee has contributed to awareness-raising and developing appropriate ways to work with and inform industry and the public regarding the obligations derived from laws related to resolution 1540(2004) that have been adopted by States.
Sweden contributed, as a member of the Asian Fund for Development, to lending with highly concessional terms to the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Maldives, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Western Samoa.
Economies in South and South-East Asia continued their high growth rates, exceeding 6 per cent per annum. The peace accords in Western Asia and peaceful conditions in Lebanon contributed to concentrate attention on reconstruction and development in Western Asia.
The United Nations system in Nicaragua contributed to the preparations of the Stockholm meeting, facilitating and financing a donor forum for the strategic vision and ensuring the participation of civil society representatives in the Consultative Group.
Regional groups, representatives of Member States and representatives of non-governmental organizations and the institutes of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme network contributed to the discussion on the preparations for the Congress,
The actions developed within the scope of family planning were important and contributed towards the reduction in the percentage of live births by adolescents mothers(from 10,6 per cent in 1979 to 5,0 per cent in 2005).
India has, furthermore, contributed $10 million in budget support to the Palestinian National Authority after the International Conference in Support of the Palestinian Economy for the Reconstruction of Gaza, held in Sharm el-Sheikh in March 2009.
E pointed out that the Baraka nuclear energy project contributed to giving the UAE producer the opportunity to build this project
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia contributed the sum of US$ 50,000 to cover the legal costs and fees of the lawyer retained by the Secretariat-General to appear before the International Court of Justice in this case.
These initiatives have, in many ways, contributed to enhancing developing countries ' understanding of the main issues relating to multilateral processes and regional economic cooperation as well as their preparedness for and participation in those processes.
The human rights treaty bodies have on several occasions contributed to clarifying the nature and content of the relationship between some of the substantive rights set out in the treaties and the protection of the environment.
In the opinion of the Panel, it is unlikely that the study would enable Iran to determine the extent to which pollution from the oil fires contributed to the levels of carbon that may be observed in the soil.
As of 25 November, the following States Parties contributed to the ISU core work plan: Albania, Algeria, Argentina,
Mr. González(Argentina), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, asked how the Centre for Hydrogen Energy Technologies contributed to facilitating the access of developing countries to advanced technologies, since that was the theme of the subparagraph.