Examples of using Had generated in English and their translations into Arabic
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The implementation of the programme had generated a host of economic activities, including employment, and provided a revenue base for the local administration.
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia indicated that initial activities had been completed, and had generated suggestions for further activities, that would require funding.
The commodity boom and the rising trend of commodity prices had generated additional resources that could be used to support economic diversification.
Delegations welcomed the organizations ' commitment to collaborative procurement, which had generated significant savings and improvements.
In that connection, the Administration had not produced evidence that the value engineering exercise had generated any significant savings.
While highlighting numerous institutional weaknesses, the findings also showed that UNICEF had generated many good practices in gender equality programming.
He welcomed the launching of the" Industrial Development Report 2002/2003", which had generated interest among Governments, industry and support institutions.
effects of currency and inflation was another issue which had generated considerable interest.
Begun in 1987, they continued after UNCED and by December 1992 had generated approximately $76 million for conservation in developing countries.
It further noted that the application of treble damages remedies to anticompetitive conduct in the United States had generated considerable controversy abroad.
Technological progress, trade liberalization, financial deregulation and the spread of market economies had generated friction between the international economy and national economies. In seeking to integrate into the global economy, States must remain responsive
He said that the Montreal Protocol, through its implementation, had generated a wealth of knowledge that could benefit the strategic approach to international chemicals management
in-depth dialogue between members of the Permanent Forum and WIPO at the eleventh session of the Forum had generated great interest,
The review of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy had generated a sense of urgency in efforts to conclude the draft convention, which was a vital component of the Strategy.
Ms. Clark(Chile) said that globalization, especially in Latin America, had generated a market structure in which many people, especially women, worked in the informal sector of the economy.
Through its presence in Haiti, the United Nations had generated 650,000 jobs, producing a direct impact on the population, helping to build trust, interaction and commitment and therefore helping to improve security.
Policy-making and practical activities within the framework of UNDCP and the International Narcotics Control Board(INCB) had generated important decisions showing how to achieve success in combating the drug problem.
She wondered whether they had generated any specific programmes or policies.
It had generated significant backlashes from members of Congress and producer groups.
However, globalization had generated unbalanced outcomes both between countries and across regions.