Examples of using Now constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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Therefore, attacks against both United Nations and humanitarian personnel now constitute war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and fall within the jurisdiction of the Court.
projects are demand-driven and the voluntary financial contributions by donors for this work now constitute a significant proportion of the UN-Habitat annual budget.
New and renewable sources of energy have begun entering the mainstream of national and international energy-policy formulation and now constitute an integral element of the global vision for sustainable development.
For example, through its Trust Funds and special programmes(e.g. UNCDF, UNIFEM, UNSO, UNV, Capacity 21, GEF, Montreal Protocol Unit, etc), UNDP ' s non-core resources have grown tremendously over the past decades, such that they now constitute nearly one half of UNDP ' s total programming resources.
Women now constitute one third of senior managers at headquarters.
Females now constitute slightly more than half(53.57%) of all entrants.
They now constitute the gravest threat to the continued existence of humankind.
Private giving and philanthropy now constitute approximately 25 per cent of global development assistance flows.
Pacific Island students now constitute 7.4 per cent of the New Zealand school population.
Globally, neonatal deaths now constitute more than 40 per cent of deaths of children under 5.
Policy advice and capacity-development now constitute the main forms of UNDP cooperation, but each poses distinct challenges.
Women now constitute 23 per cent of all staff in these categories, compared to 21 per cent in 1998.
Over the last decades, migration has been increasingly feminized and women and girls now constitute roughly one half of all migrants.
As a result, regular resources now constitute 49 per cent of total resources, instead of 59 per cent as projected in the MTP.
The drafting of a national gender policy which will now constitute a blueprint for gender mainstreaming in all development measures and through medium-term expenditure frameworks.
As a result of armed conflict and political unrest, women now constitute 34 per cent of the total of heads of households in Rwanda.
The Chamorro now constitute just over one third of the population and play an active role in the political and social life of the island.
The National Forestry Reform Law and the 10 core FDA regulations, signed into effect on 11 September 2007, now constitute the legal framework for forest management in Liberia.
the number of intercountry adoptions has sharply increased and in many Western European countries intercountry adoptions now constitute the majority of all adoptions.
According to some estimates, women now constitute nearly half of the international migrant population, and in some countries the percentage is as high as 70 or 80 per cent.