Examples of using Could yield in English and their translations into Arabic
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A shortlist of Chinese medicinal plants containing the most anti-cancer compounds could yield new drugs for patients.
A daily close below $6,000 would likely revive the bear market and could yield a drop toward $5,000.
In particular, empowering women to become primary contributors to the economy could yield tangible results for poverty eradication.
It could be self-sufficient, yield produce for the market, or it could yield a money rent.".
Priority needs to be accorded to those regulatory policies that could yield broader gains and feed into human development.
The changes proposed in this paper could yield savings of nearly $1,700,000 per review cycle(see below table).
Today, unfortunately, we stand at that very precipice, where peace could yield to a pernicious new world order.
We could accept an approach by phases, as has been proposed, which seems a course that could yield early results.
This decision could yield more than 1,7 billion in annual sales and put New York on the same footing as several neighboring states.
Trade could yield greater benefits, and over a longer period of time, to developing countries than either ODA or debt relief.
By the end of 2010, the Commission will complete a major study on circular migration that could yield useful lessons for the GFMD.
Iraqi interlocutors emphasized that, despite those challenges, they looked forward to suggestions from UNAMI so that their efforts could yield results.
Only multiple 1-hour closes below $1,000 would weaken the bull market case and could yield a deeper pullback to $700(Nov. 3 high).
At the same time, all delegations here share the sense that after considerable time and effort we have produced a proposal that could yield consensus.
Chemicals: the sound management of chemicals should be integrated into national sustainable development plans, as that could yield important health and related economic benefits;
It has been estimated that achieving the Millennium Development Goal targets on water and sanitation could yield a total annual economic benefit of $84 billion.
Similarly, it was noted that police units specialized in financial investigations, coupled with enhanced training of officers, could yield improved results in this field.
In that regard, 10 new and emerging ICT systems were described that could yield major enhancements in productivity and competitiveness in the commercial and industrial sectors.
Strengthening the machinery for quality management of criminal justice and improving the equipment available to law enforcement agencies could yield significant results in the fight against organized crime.
Coordinating with the other side could yield new leads on Jones.