Examples of using Elsewhere in the country in English and their translations into Arabic
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But they also knew that it was more than we who came from elsewhere in the country.
They should also continue to work with the joint monitoring mechanisms established by MONUC with the assistance of Eufor R. D. Congo, and institute measures to prevent a recurrence of violence in Kinshasa or elsewhere in the country during the electoral process.
Nationally, remaining natural forests in LFCCs will almost always be high priorities for conservation as they will hold significant biodiversity not present elsewhere in the country.
Different faiths were living in peace and harmony elsewhere in the country.
Elsewhere in the country, the repression of human rights defenders had continued.
UNMIBH is determined to continue on this course in Brcko and elsewhere in the country.
Road repairs and maintenance work were in progress in the city and elsewhere in the country.
Others, around homelessness in London, around youth and employment and education elsewhere in the country.
FATA is an exception to the prevalence of home based women workers elsewhere in the country.
Elsewhere in the country, regular courts handled domestic violence cases in addition to their normal workload.
He wished to know how many police stations there were in Bangui and elsewhere in the country.
Lobbying elsewhere in the country is commonplace, to make other provinces come into line with Ontario.
Elsewhere in the country, relief agencies are already distributing seeds and tools in tandem with food aid.
An additional number estimated between 10,000 to 15,000 is believed to have taken asylum elsewhere in the country.
local integration or settlement elsewhere in the country.
local integration or settlement elsewhere in the country.
However, approximately 777 internally displaced persons remained at the site, waiting to be transferred elsewhere in the country.
others would be established elsewhere in the country.
In the north, federalism is favoured by some, specifically the Uzbeks, while elsewhere in the country there is support for a strong central government.