Examples of using Possible in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 12 February 1995, Industry and Trade Minister Micha Harish and the Economics Minister of the Palestinian Authority, Ahmed Qureia, agreed on solutions to make possible the immediate resumption of cement shipments to the Gaza Strip.
Transmitting the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services on the follow-up investigation into possible fee-splitting arrangements between defence counsel and indigent detainees at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(A/56/836)(also items 130 and 132).
Other participants noted that part 1 should include a third possible motivation for a tax treaty-- to have an economic relationship with another country with a view to economic growth, including by removing barriers to cross-border transactions.
However, it is quite obvious that negative economic growth, diminished resources, fewer trade opportunities for the developing countries, possible reductions in aid flows and protectionist tendencies will slow or reverse the progress that has so far been achieved.
the Security Council called upon the Mission to assist the Transitional Government in its efforts to organize, monitor and carry out municipal, parliamentary and presidential elections" at the earliest possible date".
During its informal consultations on 7 October 2009, the Committee considered the final report of the Group of Experts(S/2009/521), submitted in accordance with resolution 1842(2008), and possible actions to be taken by the Committee.
With regard to the proposals on treaty body reform, she had conveyed the Committee ' s view that no decision should be taken on the possible transfer of the Committee and its Secretariat at the present time.
entirely possible, that at a later stage, the Subcommittee would again face a heavy workload, for example, with the possible elaboration of legal norms on issues currently under consideration in the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
Member States will be urged to provide the largest possible share of their voluntary contributions as core, multi-year funding,
With respect to possible mitigation measures to protect the United Nations against exchange rate fluctuations, it is stated that over the years a number of options have been explored and analysed in reports of the Secretary-General(A/65/589 and A/66/578 and Corr.1).
With the focus on the possible establishment of a research and training centre at Ulm, a feasibility study and an international consultative meeting were carried out and negotiations with German government officials and consultations with academic institutions and international organizations were continued during the year.
knew everything, or as much as possible, as close to everything as possible, that it would
What's more we will give you the new products as soon as possible.
emphasized the current relevance of the issue of transnational corporations, in view of their possible contribution to enhanced food security.
Report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services on the investigation into possible fee-splitting arrangements between defence counsel and indigent detainees at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
Cuba will remain fully committed to the objective of the complete elimination of weapons of mass destruction and will contribute as much as possible to strengthening the central role played by the United Nations in this regard.
In the light of the 11 September attacks on the United States, it has become tragically clear that the calculated use of civilian technologies, such as commercial airplanes as weapons against civilian targets, is a possible terrorist technique.
(a) With regard to subprogramme 1, Research, analysis and advocacy, in particular expected accomplishment(b), it was proposed that consideration should be given to having" the extent of technical assistance granted" as a possible indicator of achievement;
Possible. Very possible.
Possible, entirely possible.