Examples of using Large increases in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such countries must confront not only large increases in health expenditures and an increased population of dependants that must be cared for
There is some evidence that this may be taking place: in Thailand, for example, there were large increases in FDI flows into a number of industries(annex table A.1) during the second half of 1997 and the first quarter of 1998.
The loss of employment based on the principle of decent work led directly to large increases in the number of the poor and could have a
The scope of the programme had to be reduced owing to unavailability of school premises, as large increases in 1996/97 enrolments obliged a number of UNRWA and Palestinian Authority schools to switch to double shifts.
Large increases in tourism and the overdevelopment of tourism in particular areas or in whole islands could be environmentally
1970s when developing countries that did not provide appropriate container handling facilities experienced large increases in their transport costs.
In New Zealand, expert opinion indicates large increases in ATS abuse overall, the increase in methamphetamine abuse, followed by Ecstasy abuse,, accounting for a substantial proportion of the overall increase. .
Several entities posted large increases over 2006.
Particularly large increases have been noted since 1998.
Large increases were also recorded on Facebook and Twitter.
Consumer prices began to fall following large increases in 2012.
(g) Large increases or decreases in accounts or notes receivable;
This does not necessarily mean that large increases in total ODA are expected.
Large increases are also expected in the emissions of nitrogen and sulphur compounds.
This expected growth reflects continued large increases in special-purpose(earmarked) voluntary contributions.
Large increases in the proportion of HIV-positive patients treated with HAART and viral suppression.
It was noted that large increases in the number of participants were a continuing trend.
The sale of housing rises almost 15% with large increases in the capital and the Coast.
The growth reflects continued large increases in special-purpose(earmarked) voluntary contributions(see also paras. 8-11 below).
This is owed to very large increases in earmarked funding and modest increases in core funding.