Examples of using Now represents in English and their translations into Arabic
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It now represents one out of every six dollars under professional management in the United States.
Technology-enhanced learning continues to grow impressively and now represents one quarter of the Institute ' s activities.
UNEP now represents the Working Group in the technical committee on spatial metadata of the International Organization for Standardization.
In a large number of developing countries, HIV/AIDS now represents a major obstacle to economic growth and sustainable development.
The Kimberley Process continues to enjoy widespread, growing support and now represents all major diamond producing, trading and processing countries.
UNEP now represents the Working Group in the technical committee on spatial metadata of the International Organization for Standardization(ISO).
With a similar decline in 2008-2009, the Special Voluntary Fund now represents only 3 per cent of UNV resources.
Afghanistan ' s President, who is here today, now represents a free people who are building a decent and just society.
Since then, United Nations peacekeeping has continued to evolve, to where it now represents a central, core activity of the Secretariat.
As a total, the French military budget now represents only 3 per cent of gross domestic product instead of 3.5 per cent in 1990.
Information technology now represents the difference between winning and loosing a war, allowing States to collect specific data to prevent and/or execute attacks.
Mobile spending now represents nearly 25% of all media advert spending in the market, a"higher level than in any other market worldwide.
Thematic funding has also contributed to increased flexibility and predictability of other resources and now represents a significant and growing portion of total funding.
The high figures for updated pages demonstrates the weight this task now represents-- a commitment of resources which is compounded by virtually every new page created.
(a) A dedicated staff member now represents UNEP in the United Nations Development Group, of which UNEP has been a member for the past three years;
The regular resources contribution now represents 28 per cent of the aggregate total compared with 35 per cent in 1997 and 46 per cent in 1995.
Short-term capital now represents only a moderate portion of capital flows in most Latin American countries and is chiefly used to finance foreign trade transactions(see figure 7).
Flour produced in these countries, in addition to flour fortified voluntarily, now represents 30 per cent of wheat flour produced in large roller mills, providing potential access to nearly 2 billion people.
The main township has taken on more permanent characteristics, satellite camps are appearing farther into the surrounding bush and the site now represents a clear danger to public health.
The importance of the second pillar is steadily increasing; while insured persons formerly had to make their living with the first pillar, the second pillar now represents a permanent component of oldage insurance.