Examples of using Endemic in English and their translations into Arabic
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It promotes environmental health campaigns and organizes lectures on health, women ' s rights, gender issues, HIV/AIDS and endemic diseases.
Paragraph 5(g) of the guidelines(measures to prevent, treat and control epidemic, endemic, etc. diseases).
Endemic corruption and mismanagement have undermined much development assistance
The endemic corruption in Spanish politics had led to disillusionment among a large majority of Spaniards.
Endemic poverty, lack of education, unstable family backgrounds, corruption and failure to enforce the law are all contributing factors.
In areas endemic for malaria, it is estimated that at least 25 per cent of pregnant women are infected.
In response, the entity governments committed themselves to implementing reforms aimed at improving management practices and eliminating endemic corruption in the sector.
Water has become too expensive and the system of management by exclusion has given rise to extreme and now endemic poverty in Africa.
Also known as the armadillo lizard, golden armadillo lizard or armadillo spiny-tailed lizard, is a girdled lizard endemic to desert areas along the western coast of South Africa.
A documentary," The Final Inch", was shown, on the polio eradication campaign in endemic areas of India.
More concerted efforts on the part of United Nations organizations and endemic countries themselves to provide such expertise within national programmes is needed.
For centuries, the people of Sao Tome and Principe were debilitated by endemic malaria, and thousands died.
Kidnap-for-ransom remains endemic in western Mindanao, with ASG perceived
When democracy is entwined with endemic corruption, elections themselves can give rise to corruption and violence.
Furthermore, the development of the so-called" black system" can to a large extent be attributed to the endemic corruption in the country.
was reduced from six to four when both Egypt and Niger successfully stopped all endemic virus transmission.
One such disease, malaria, is reported to have spread outside its endemic boundary in the South-West Pacific.
Low salaries in the public sector, coupled with lack of incentives and poor working conditions also continue to translate into endemic corruption and low productivity.
Endemic poverty and insecurity have many Malagasy citizens struggling to foresee a brighter outcome in the near future for the country.
The Committee notes the particular importance of the right to social security in the context of endemic diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and the need to provide access to preventive and curative measures.