Examples of using Has contributed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Government has contributed a total of 130,000 New Zealand dollars to the United Nations Voluntary Fund for the International Decade.
The ICTR Library has contributed to strengthening the judicial and academic sectors in Rwanda through training sessions in online legal research methods and library/information management.
The signature of the Chapultepec Peace Agreement in El Salvador in 1993 initiated a fruitful process of peace-building in that country to which the United Nations has contributed substantially.
The Government of Italy has contributed 24,226 square metres of office
The Government of Italy has contributed 25,766 square metres of office
Ipas has contributed significantly to UN conferences and activities since obtaining consultative status in 1998.
Since its inception, in 2005, the Peacebuilding Commission has contributed to integrating the development dimension in the management of postconflict situations.
The adoption of democratic forms of government by many countries has contributed to opening opportunities for people to participate in decision-making regarding governance and the implementation of policies.
In coordination with relevant sections, the Gender Advisory Unit has contributed to the establishment of policy guidelines aimed at encouraging a more conducive environment for the effective participation of victims and witnesses in the judicial proceedings.
The adoption of the accountability framework, the internal human resources policy and the guide on the establishment of extrabudgetary posts by ECE has contributed to increased performance and the more efficient use of human and financial resources.
Concerning recommendation 10, UNESCO has contributed both to programme support of and media relations for United Nations initiatives, in particular the organization of the United Nations youth forums at Vienna in 1996 and at Braga and Lisbon in 1998.
The Government of France has contributed the costs of a Junior Professional Officer, who began work in July 2010, for a period of two years, and has also indicated its intention to provide financial support for mercury activities.
This work has contributed to developing countries ' efforts to design appropriate national trade policies on an informed basis and to participate effectively and equitably in international trade, the trading system and regional and multilateral trade negotiations.
Over more than 40 years BRAC has become one of the largest non-government providers of education in the world and has contributed directly to the education of more than 10 million students at a variety of levels.
The Government of France has contributed the full costs of a Junior Professional Officer for a period of two years from July 2010, and has continued to provide part support for the officer since July 2012.
Working in cooperation with the four other regional Internet registries as the Number Resource Organization, it has contributed to the work of the Economic and Social Council, and the United Nations more generally, in addressing Internet governance issues.
The action of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has contributed to mobilizing the commitment of Governments, international organizations, NGOs and public opinion to work more closely together for the realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
My delegation has also taken due note of how the General Assembly has contributed to sustaining the efforts of the Court aimed at streamlining its working methods and making them more efficient by providing the much-needed additional posts in the Court ' s Registry.
The cluster approach has contributed to the reduction of gaps in unmet needs in the field, as well as to improving accountability towards stakeholders and the inclusiveness of humanitarian actors.
The Government of the United Kingdom has contributed $71,200 to purchase periodicals and reference books for Tribunal libraries and $205,800 to fund the Tribunal ' s Recruitment Task Force.