Examples of using Is often linked in English and their translations into Arabic
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Drug trafficking has actually increased across Africa, and it is often linked to corruption, money-laundering and trafficking in precursors.
Stigmatization remains a very big challenge for women living with HIV/AIDS as it is often linked to promiscuity.
The lack of access to resources, including credit, is often linked to inheritance laws, matrimonial property and other legal impediments.
Information regarding Omnadren is often linked to the effect, dosing,
As this activity is often linked to drug trafficking and money laundering, measures aimed at controlling those activities are urgently needed.
This issue is often linked to detention practices-- such as indefinite or incommunicado detention-- which are said to facilitate possible torture and ill-treatment.
It fosters a culture of violence and impunity, which is often linked to such criminal activities as drug trafficking, trafficking in human beings and piracy.
The problem is often linked to alcohol and substance abuse and is usually considered a family issue because of the cultural beliefs that are still being upheld.
But informality is often linked to legal and political vulnerability, which can limit opportunities for economic and social development at both the individual
We are aware that terrorism is often linked to other security threats, such as organized crime, drug trafficking, corruption, money-laundering and the illegal arms trade.
The slow rate of arrival is often linked to unavoidably long lead times required for the manufacture of supplies
Since their status is often linked to that of their spouses, migrant women who are victims of domestic violence often feel they must stay with the abuser
the health of the individual is often linked to the health of the society as a whole and has a collective dimension.
At the same time, many serious human rights violations remain insufficiently investigated, and poor investigation is often linked to limited forensic capacity, as has been noted by some special rapporteurs.
those aged 18 to 29, are the most mobile among people of all ages as the decision to migrate is often linked to important life transitions.
This is often linked to succession planning which is the process of identifying and preparing suitable employees through mentoring, training and job rotation to
It is often linked to other forms of organized crime-- trafficking in arms and human beings, corruption and money-laundering-- which corrode other institutions-- justice, army, customs or police-- and the legitimate economy.
Such a perspective seems necessary for tackling all the complexities of the offence, which is often linked to transnational threats, including organized crime, terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and human trafficking.
However, the consultations undertaken by the ad hoc group of experts reveal that lack of access to basic material security is often linked to the overall situation of social exclusion to which the poor are subject.
DFID is also a member of the FGM Donor Working Group, coordinated by the World Bank and UNICEF, and is providing Pound700,000 to NGOs working on obstetric fistula(which is often linked to FGM) in Africa.