Examples of using Plan would in English and their translations into Arabic
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The plan would provide for a legal and policy framework to that end.
In late 2009, implementation of the capital master plan would be complete.
The communication component of the plan would therefore be extended until 2011 accordingly.
You know, this plan would have worked even if you hadn't painted anything.
If it wasn't for you, the plan would have been perfect.
Bahrain indicated that the plan would give new impetus to human rights and a new environment for the adoption of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
This plan would, in effect, supersede all provisions of any existing zoning ordinance within that area.
The Plan would help to focus the activity of the Programme and facilitate a broadening of the financial base of the organization.
The plan would not be modest in its need for financial and infrastructure investment.
The new format sought to ensure that the medium-term plan would serve as the strategic document of the Organization, with congruence between the organizational and programmatic structures.
Buff, the sun goes down, and Übervamp's on its way, so a plan would be good right about now.
The national development plan would provide an important foundation for rational and comprehensive planning for economic expansion, while allowing Palauans to be masters of their own destiny.
A number of participants expressed the view that the reading of the plan would be improved if data were supplied on approved and proposed projects on a yearly basis.
The Nairobi plan was approved by Burundi ' s Transitional Parliament on 20 October 2004 and the plan would act as an interim constitution.
Economist Eleni Gabre-Madhin outlines her ambitious vision to found the first commodities market in Ethiopia. Her plan would create wealth, minimize risk for farmers and turn the world's largest recipient of food aid into a regional food basket.
Such a plan would completely demoralize the General Service staff and the Organization would surely lose a huge pool of talent since qualified staff would seek employment in other organizations and the private sector where their university training would be considered an asset.
as soon as possible, since any further delay in implementing the plan would result in substantial additional expenditure and jeopardize the health of staff and delegates alike.
the local Serb authorities are aware that the alternative to this plan would be more violence and a resumption of war.
The plan would reconfigure the current five focus areas into seven impact-level results, with new areas being water
As we indicated in our prior letter, the plan would expand the border of Jerusalem and would extend the municipal authority over some Jewish settlements in the West Bank, establishing a so-called" umbrella authority".