Examples of using Is expected to decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
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Indeed, the number of people living in extreme poverty is expected to decrease in all regions of the world except in Africa,
Collections represent roughly 10 per cent of net contributions, are  not a priority strategy, and have the share of income that is expected to decrease to  6 per cent in 2010.
From 2010 to  2015, the poverty headcount ratio in sub-Saharan Africa is expected to decrease by another 6 percentage points, reaching a regional low of 42 per cent.2.
EU nickel consumption is expected to  drop by 7.9 per cent during 2008 and 2009, while consumption in the United States and Japan is expected to decrease by 9.7 per cent and 16.2 per cent respectively.
In this connection, the Committee notes from paragraph 16 and table 5 that the general-purpose fund balance is expected to decrease by $13,321,300 despite an expected  increase in general- purpose income for 2000-2001.
The number of civilian staff approved for United Nations peacekeeping missions and UNSOA is  24,291 in 2011/12 and is expected to decrease in 2012/13 to  23,431(see table below).
The number of civilian staff approved for United Nations peacekeeping missions and UNSOA is  23,694 in 2012/13 and is expected to decrease in 2013/14 to  21,167(see table below).
The volume decrease  will result mainly from cost reductions in field offices where the volume of programme delivery in 2001 is expected to decrease, thereby not justifying existing resource levels.
The introduction of natural gas in total primary energy supply in early 1997-- with the entering into operation of the Algerian gas pipeline through Spain-- is expected to  meet part of this energy demand growth, both for electricity supply and for industrial and residential end-uses. The country ' s dependence on imported oil is expected to decrease from the current 70 to  60 per cent of its needs by 2010.
This level is expected to decrease to  0.92 Gtonnes CO2 equivalent by 2020.
Latest assessments made by UNODC indicate that overall cultivation in Afghanistan is expected to decrease slightly in 2011.
By mid-1996, the crude death rate for the ESCWA region is expected to decrease to  6.82 deaths per 1,000 population.
The latest assessment made by UNODC indicates that overall cultivation in Afghanistan is expected to decrease slightly in 2011.
In fact, in Latin America and the Caribbean as a whole, and in the more developed regions, rural population is expected to decrease.
The initial poverty level was  27.5 per cent(2001 World Bank estimates). It is expected to decrease to  14 per cent by 2015.
Funding for humanitarian activities has over the years significantly reduced and is expected to decrease further in 2009 as a result of the global economic situation.
For 2002 as a whole, the average price was similar to  that in 2001(see table I.2), but is expected to decrease in 2003.
Rural population growth is expected to decrease to  0.51 per cent a year during the period 2000-2005 and continue falling to 0.22 per cent during the period 2010-2015.3.
Throughout the developing world energy subsidies are being  reduced consistently, and energy intensity, if not total energy demand, is expected to decrease as a result.
In particular, growth is expected to decrease in North, East, West and Central Africa by 3.0,