Examples of using Had led in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increased awareness of health issues and available services had led to a rise in self-care and vaccination of children within the Roma community.
The lack of flexibility in the programme of work had led to difficulties in ensuring thorough and complete dialogue with delegations.
Israeli military operations had led to the killing of many Palestinians, the demolition of Palestinian-owned properties and population displacement.
The completion of the Jerusalem envelope had led to family separation, increased unemployment, inaccessibility of medical services and reduced access to education.
Since the Fourth World Conference on Women, the United Nations had led efforts to identify which kinds of action were needed in order to implement the Platform for Action.
Those reports had led the Government of Zambia to take stricter measures to control the flow of cargo at Ndola Airport.
The implementation of the Plan had led to an increase in the number of ratifications of the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its additional protocol.
Nevertheless, she noted with concern that the current financial crisis of the Organization had led to delays in the provision of sufficient human and financial resources to strengthen the Division for the Advancement of Women of the Secretariat.
Double standards in consideration of human rights situations had led to the demise of the discredited Commission on Human Rights,
The Committee welcomed the progress made in the implementation of the transition process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, bearing in mind the difficulties that had led to the extension of the transition period beyond June 2005.
The problems that had arisen were due to leakage of the deposits and of the pipes, which had led to the repeated inundation of the area with oil, to such a degree that the Government was planning to close the facility.
noted that the fundamental principles that had led to the creation of UNCTAD were still valid today, despite the economic changes of the last 40 years.
The late payment or non-payment of assessed contributions to the Tribunal had led to serious financial difficulties
The security situation in Iraq had led to an influx of Iraqi Armenians over the past year. Those refugees had no means of sustenance and were thus a highly vulnerable group in need of urgent assistance.
Ms. Karali-Dimitriadi(Greece), replying to questions 16 and 17(art. 6), said that the increasing flows of immigrants from the countries of Eastern Europe had led to the growing incidence of trafficking in women and girls.
It was noted that government intervention might be helpful in certain instances, but also that it was prone to being misapplied; some speakers noted that market-oriented approaches in many cases had led to higher growth rates.
It also raised concerns about the state of emergency and powers accorded to the Department for Information and Security, which had led to the death of 200,000 people and the disappearance of more than 10,000 others.
With regard to the juvenile justice system, the Government reported that the changes to the Italian legal framework begun in 1988 had led to a new organizational structure and new management of the juvenile justice administrative services.
New Zealand supported the High Commissioner's recent decision to suspend some of the Office's operations in the Great Lakes region and deeply regretted the violation of international humanitarian principles that had led to that decision.
That review had led to the transformation of the CWD from a committee composed of ministers to one composed of experts and policymakers, like all other ECA statutory organs.
