Examples of using In terms of access in English and their translations into Arabic
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Iraqi men and women residing in Jordan received equal treatment in terms of access to services, despite the considerable cost to the Jordanian Government.
In terms of access to education, however, much remains to be done.
Acknowledge the gains made in terms of access to treatment and encourage the Joint Programme to promote in particular access to treatment for children and infants.
And there's, I think, a big discrepancy in terms of access and what's being provided right now,
To promote equal opportunity in terms of access, equity, relevance
It also drew attention to the negative impact of xenophobia on foreign children, in terms of access to some social services, stigma and discrimination.
(c) A strong forest policy needs to address issues associated with equity in terms of access, rights, land and resources tenure, and benefits generated from forests;
(c) Survey and diagnosis of the situation in different jurisdictions in terms of access to the physical environment and execution of works to make necessary adjustments.
The National Social Security Administration, for its part, offered the necessary support in terms of access to information, participation of its technical staff in the analysis and dissemination of results.
There are shocking disparities in terms of access to schooling between the cities and the rural areas,
Therefore, the completion of the questionnaire would require considerable efforts in terms of access to data, cooperation and coordination at the country level;
Discussions with disabled people ' s organisations helped to identify their particular needs in terms of access to information, advice and services.
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that groups that are vulnerable to discrimination remain at an enormous disadvantage in terms of access to education.
As stated in Article 10, the Vietnamese laws and policies do not have for any discrimination between rural and urban areas in terms of access to education.
Despite these efforts, there are still many problems facing people in terms of access to food and the majority of the people have low levels of income.
Some disparities still exist between urban and rural areas in terms of access to post-primary education.
Before 1990, the education system was one of the best in the region in terms of access and quality.
(b) Base the implementation on an analysis of programme country needs in terms of access to local expertise;