Examples of using Enterprises in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It was noted that although many large firms were ready to enter the world market, for most small and medium-size enterprises this was more difficult.
we are one of the rapid growing enterprises in China.
Rendering account of the gender equality situation increases attention paid to gender equality and gender perspectives in the enterprises.
By requiring a report a more precise measurement is given on how far the enterprises fulfil the duty to promote gender equality.
Since its establishment, the Industrial Bank of Kuwait has financed 1081 industrial projects, more than 1500 small enterprises and 762 projects specialized in agriculture and livestock.
On-the-job training in enterprises: many types of training now include on-the-job training in enterprises.
A large number of SMEs had participated in the programme- more than 20,000 enterprises in Brazil, with some 5,000 in 1999 alone.
The Federal Council can also exclude certain categories of enterprises or of workers from the sphere of application of these rules.
By the end of 2005, China had invested $1.08 billion in ASEAN and Chinese enterprises had opened more than 1,000 enterprises in ASEAN countries.
Germany intends to expand new forms of cooperation with local and German private enterprises-- such as education fairs, the promotion of interactive networks and the targeted training of experts to meet demand in the private sector.
(c) Sector-specific product and market development, which will aim to assist enterprises in acquiring a better understanding of international market trends and requirements in order for them to enhance their marketing capabilities and export more successfully;
Its primary goal was the creation of an innovative incubator for new social economy enterprises, which shall provide complete services on information, training and consulting support of young women/future businesswomen, as well as support for establishing new social enterprises. .
Students study the physical environment of their community, the values, practices, and needs of humans who reside there, and the influences of, and access points to, relevant government and private enterprises whose activities affect the well-being of the community.
The recent adoption, at the India-Africa Forum Summit, of an" Africa-India Framework for Cooperation" would help to improve trade and industry links between Africa and India, to promote foreign direct investment and to develop small and medium-scale enterprises.
treatment which cooperatives had enjoyed, forcing them to compete on the open market with private enterprises.
profit for the sake of profit and support for policies and policy makers that uphold all of the foregoing are the ethical values guiding these enterprises.
Bright Enterprises.
Q Enterprises.
Public enterprises.
Municipal Enterprises.