Examples of using Especially in terms in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The overall resource outlook remains positive, especially in terms of volume and diversification of other resources.
(f) Disabled women, especially in terms of their access to education and employment;
Modern geographers initially focused on food as an economic activity, especially in terms of agricultural geography.
Must be of good moral repute and social behavior, especially in terms of family relationships;
Regulatory issues are also receiving increased attention especially in terms of data security and intellectual property protection.
Various measures had been put into effect, especially in terms of prevention and assistance to victims.
However, the building itself is old, deteriorating and inefficient, especially in terms of energy efficiency.
Despite significant efforts, the developing justice sector still faces challenges, especially in terms of human resources.
But there had been some notable accomplishments, especially in terms of partnership with the World Bank.
This fight against narcotic traffickers has been very costly for Iran, especially in terms of human resources.
You distort it a little bit, especially in terms of pitch, and you have changed it.
The priority was to increase investment in human capital, especially in terms of improving education and health care.
It should strengthen such analysis, especially in terms of identifying the real benefits obtained from trade preferences.
The UNCDF overall resources outlook remains positive, especially in terms of volume and diversification of other resources.
The provision of adequate housing remains a challenge for New Zealand, especially in terms of affordability and habitability.
I do see a lot of complementarities between the two Committees, especially in terms of prioritization and focus.
The impact of the flood disaster on education is even worse, especially in terms of damaged school infrastructure.
UNCDF had a strong year in 2011, especially in terms of growth, innovation and investment for the future.
When it comes to customs clearance, FTZs streamline the process especially in terms of clearance payments and declarations.
Small amendments are to be made, especially in terms of enriching and adding value to the mined product.