Examples of using Had been expected in English and their translations into Arabic
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Cancellations of publications in other Departments have affected the level of sales items that had been expected.
It had been expected that eventually TRAINMAR centres would contribute to the cost of support from UNCTAD.
Thus the common SDA-SBiH platform on constitutional reform that had been expected in 2007 did not materialize.
That was true, up to a point, but not as much as had been expected.
As was the case with additional information costs, a more stable situation had been expected for 2008-2009.
looked quite different from what had been expected.
However, the number of missions carried out by the advisers has not decreased substantially, as had been expected.
According to the initial scheduling by countries and areas, the peak year had been expected to be 2010.
Despite the optimistic announcements and plans made, the peace process has not yet been revived, as had been expected.
The global post-confrontational development following the end of cold war has not, unfortunately, been as simple as had been expected.
On 17 February, a bomb exploded in southern Mogadishu close to where the fact-finding mission had been expected to pass.
It had been expected that the judgement would be delivered early in 2010, but this estimate has been slightly delayed.
The project had been expected to produce comparative studies of small States in the Gulf, Asia-Pacific, Indian Ocean and Caribbean regions.
At Aqaba, the Israeli and Palestinian sides had been expected to make statements using the language specified in the road map itself.
This was largely because of the Prime Minister's failure to condemn Donald Trump's recent immigration policy, as had been expected.
However, instead of using the money for lending, as had been expected, the banks had used it for bonuses and dividends.
A crew member reported that many of the crew had been expected to still work and interact with passengers even under the quarantine.
An unexpected increase in tax payments from natural resources exploitation brought higher national revenues for the fiscal year 2003/04 than had been expected.
Amounts owed to troop and equipment providers are expected to increase by over $300 million instead of the modest reduction that had been expected.
That had been expected by the end of March 2006, but the Party had yet to notify the Secretariat that it had occurred.