Examples of using In increased in English and their translations into Arabic
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As in the Territory itself, he found great interest in increased contacts between the separated parts of the Saharan population.
The Niger has suffered from the effects of the security crises in neighbouring countries, specifically Libya, Mali and Nigeria, which have resulted in increased arms proliferation.
According to that principle, higher government taxes in tandem with higher government spending resulted in increased GDP and job creation.
Most patients suffering from acute thrombocytopenic purpura, note changes in the organs of the lymphatic system, results in increased, painful lymph nodes larger groups, with all the signs of inflammation.
The Mission ' s use of in-house expertise to build hard-wall accommodation resulted in increased requirements for maintenance supplies.
the economic performance and macroeconomic indicators was not reflected in increased budgetary allocations to children ' s issues.
which in turn resulted in increased requirements for medical supplies.
More effective participation of least developed countries and greater global awareness of their special needs has resulted in increased international support measures in various areas.
A significant and important initiative for the future growth and development of the PEI Public Service, this policy will also result in increased productivity and public satisfaction.
This greater liquidity, however, was not reflected in increased credit to the private sector, which has been slowing
Moreover, transportation activity has outpaced efficiency gains, resulting in increased energy use
Concrete experiences with cooperation between smaller developing countries and large economic spaces indicate that positive measures taken, such as the GSP and technical and financial cooperation, are not necessarily reflected in increased trade, FDI or industrialization.
The modern furious pace of life, especially in megacities, forces some to strive forward for any forces, to achieve everything they have planned, despite the depletion of the body, manifested in increased sleepiness and rapid fatigue.
Despite painstaking efforts to avoid adjustments to core programme activities, austerity measures were gradually eroding the quality of services, a process felt mainly in increased workloads for programme staff, reductions in expenditure for certain programme activities and weakening of routine operational functions necessary for the optimal implementation of programmes.
The key to eliminating international terrorism lay in increased international cooperation and concerted action. The drafting and adoption of international legal instruments was merely a first step;
Promise in increased exercise capacity and endurance.
Promise in increased exercise capacity and endurance.