Examples of using Have shared in English and their translations into Arabic
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Those countries which have shared in the rapidly expanded world trade have seen their own trade become a larger proportion of their gross domestic product.
We thank all those who have shared this important moment with us at Villa Manodori.
Okay, well, I have shared a bathroom with you and I have seen you take 20 minutes.
Technical unit experts have shared their experience of using the TNK Sintez Gas series oils in chemical production centrifugal compressors.
To date, more than 500 participants from fifteen different nations have shared in the GCES experience.
Red Cross and Red Crescent delegates have shared nearly 400 stories
OIOS and the Board of Auditors have shared the results of those and all subsequent audits.
The agencies have shared these assessments and agreed to explore the harmonization and integration of remaining capacity areas into the microassessment template in 2015.
And it's not just because you have brown hair and you have shared this room.
The Chair of the Contact Group rotates among the Geneva-based agencies and from April 2002 the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees and the International Labour Office have shared this responsibility.
The Mission is deeply grateful to the numerous Palestinians and Israelis, especially victims and witnesses of violations, who have shared with it their stories and views.
Funds such as UNICEF have shared best practices with peers in special interest groups but have not implemented project
In a series of global, regional and national consultations in nearly 100 countries and through a social media platform, more than a million people have shared their views on" the world they want".
Countries have shared their experience, concerns and questions on the trial classification and have requested the Statistics Division to update and finalize the trial ICATUS and ensure its harmonization with other classifications, including the Harmonized European Time Use Survey.
patriotic Iranians for example champion harsh anti-Arab rhetoric, which is unfortunate but you find similar views and trends all over the world between peoples that have shared a tumultuous history, in this case including a historical colonial invasion and a more recent war(Iran-Iraq).
Moreover, through its e-newsletter and various reports and papers arising from these collaborations, partners have shared practical solutions to development issues in areas such as water management and sanitation(Goal 7), the elimination of extreme poverty(Goal 1) and combating the spread of HIV/AIDS(Goal 8).
In the twenty-first century, the new information age creates opportunities not just to be cosmopolitan in spirit and orientation, but to forge strong connections with other cosmopolitans. The cosmopolitans have shared experiences: they are directly communicating with each other across the globe.
With the help of videoconferencing, students participating at United Nations Headquarters in programmes for the International Day of Peace, Human Rights Day and World Environment Day have shared their experiences with others at sites that included Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Croatia, the Dominican Republic, Greece, Mexico, Sierra Leone, Trinidad and Tobago, as well as at several peacekeeping missions and at a number of locations in the United States.
We have shared something.
We have shared transportation.