Examples of using Import in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
According to the annual report The Military Balance, dated October 1997, the Middle East and North Africa import nearly 40 per cent of the arms sold in the world.
Because of the beautiful appearance, the short leadtime, the good performance and after-sale service, more and more customers import the conveyor systems from our factory.
(a) To take the necessary measures to prohibit the import and export of movable cultural property(i) which has been stolen
The only ammunition whose import is authorized is cartridges loaded with either gunpowder
This comes as a result of the company's founder wide experience in this field starting from import of livestock and chilled and frozen meat up to supplying fresh and frozen meat to wholesalers and private entities and catering companies.
This law also follows the Import and Export Control Order(Chemical, Biological and Nuclear Exports)
Regarding sales to other States, the Government of Brazil requires that foreign governments which import sensitive goods do not re-export them to a third country without formal authorisation and use those goods only within their borders.
If an item, the import of which should have been notified under the mechanism but was not, is found in Iraq, the import would constitute a case of non-compliance with the monitoring regime established by the plans for ongoing monitoring and verification.
Regarding the implementation of recommendation 9, on control over the export and transit of small arms and light weapons, it is encouraging to note several ongoing initiatives in the area of control over the export, import and transit of small arms and light weapons.
The Government of Mexico does not produce or import anti- personnel landmines and maintains strict and constant surveillance of Mexican firms
They also underscored that its implementation should, in no way, affect the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms and their parts and components for their self-defense and security needs.
Under its project on" Import Management and Policies for Food Commodities" UNCTAD has undertaken work in Africa in the areas of trading advice and commercial training and on import policies and their relation to structural adjustment programmes.
States should make efforts to develop and enhance the application of similar standards in their legislative and administrative procedures for internal arms control and regulating the export and import of arms.
blank ammunition did fall under the scope of the embargo, and the Committee was unable to accede to the request for an exception to allow the import of these items into Liberia.
Research has shown that while most of these States may not have any significant chemical industry, they nevertheless do import, for legitimate commercial purposes, small quantities of these chemicals, which are listed in, and therefore controlled by, the Convention.
The primary objective of ITC is to promote the trade and export development of developing countries and to improve their import operations and management in order to achieve a greater economy and efficiency in their export-import activities.
to establish parameters which could assist eco-labelling bodies in identifying such product categories, for example on the basis of market shares or import shares.
re-export, or import the Product Software and related technology,
Import Export.
Import Administration.