Examples of using Now form in English and their translations into Arabic
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(iii) Initiatives taken by the association in support of internationally recognized objectives, especially the Millennium Development Goals, which now form the core of the global agenda for the twenty-first century.
Initiative undertaken by IGES in support of internationally agreed development goals, in particular, the Millennium Development Goals, which now form the basis of the global agenda for the 21st century.
We are here to recognize the progress achieved and celebrate the valuable partnerships and experiences that have brought us this far and that should now form the bedrock of renewed efforts as we seek to accelerate progress based on lessons learned.
In Italy, Directive 91/477/EEC was incorporated into Italian law on a more restrictive basis than the Community Directive; for Italian legislation provides that category C and D weapons, namely those for which the Directive only makes provision for reporting in order to be able to acquire or transfer them, now form part of category B, which require a specific license for their manufacture, import, export, collection for reasons of trade or industry, and their sale.
These archives now form part of the nation ' s memory.
Around 40 such universities now form a loose network across the globe.
Forty-one member States, from every European region, now form the Council of Europe.
The descendants of these immigrants now form the larger part of the population of Suriname.
Thus the training curriculum will now form part of the permanent training for police officers in El Salvador.
The rocks that now form the surface of the Shield were once far below the Earth's surface.
It cannot be denied that significant portions of the Convention now form part of the corpus of customary international law.
The self-evaluation also identified a number of areas for improvement that now form an integral part of a four-year action plan.
These frozen summits now form part of a mountainous barrier separating the ancient jungles in the west from the savannahs of the east.
Iv Initiatives undertaken by the organization in support the Millennium Development Goals, which now form the basis of the global agenda for 21st century.
Women now form the larger part of the workforce in low-skill, labour-intensive jobs in textile, clothing, pharmaceuticals, household goods and toy production in developing countries.
A communications strategy has been developed by ISDR and discussed with key partners, including UNDP, WMO, IFRC, and UNOPS which now form a communications team for WCDR.
Additionally, consultants now form part of the human capital management(HCM) talent pool, ensuring that all resources can be administered,
Following this, there was discussion of whether the main elements of the protocol now form part of customary international law, and now this is widely accepted to be the case.
The establishment of the field central review bodies, which now form an integral part of the recruitment process, ensures fairness and transparency by monitoring adherence to applicable guidelines and established procedures.
Though not a new policy, national security removals now form an integral part of France ' s national strategy to counter violent radicalization and recruitment to terrorism, according to HRW.