Examples of using Predictable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Course hardly predictable.
It's unethical and predictable.
Surgery can be precise, safe, and predictable.
A change in the grant scheme as from 2005, entailing increased central government funding, has made the financial situation of crisis centres more predictable.
Working paper presented by Mexico, entitled“Towards a stable and predictable international financial system responsive to the priorities of economic growth and social development”(A/C.2/54/WP.1).
We are convinced that prevention of the appearance of weapons in outer space is vital to ensure a predictable strategic situation here on Earth.
Contrary to allegations, debt restructuring was not ad hoc and was usually highly predictable and remarkably regular for such a decentralized process.
Explore the provision of adequate, predictable and sustained resources, through domestic, bilateral, regional and multilateral channels, including traditional and voluntary innovative financing mechanisms.
And donors must better align their assistance with papers, simplify and harmonize their procedures, and work for more predictable aid flows.
And onwards Stresses the importance of a stable, predictable base of regular(" core")
Certainly, Monterrey was an important milestone in the search for greater and more predictable financing to satisfy the needs of global development.
Although such a feature may be provided by other trading platforms, TraderXP provides the most predictable of assets.
While it is possible that States will have to incur predictable, though limited, costs to develop and implement these laws,
Similarly, the resolution adopted at that session, which sought to blame Israel unilaterally for the breakdown in the peace process and to distort the principles on which that process is based, was a predictable result of the exercise.
The Government of Guinea-Bissau was dependent on external resources for 80 per cent of its budget, and that assistance had been neither adequate nor sufficiently predictable to allow the Government to ensure the minimum functioning of the State.
(a) Be unable to address effectively several of the elements of the mercury policy framework, and thus not be able to promote a comprehensive, sustained, predictable and effective solution to the complex, global problem of mercury;
A range of systemic issues were highlighted which would require effective multilateral responses, including, inter alia, market access, the transfer of technology on affordable terms, the promotion of knowledge flows, and greater and more predictable financial flows.
The role of the public sector is seen as one which should be defined by policies to enable private sector development(e.g. the establishment of predictable and guaranteed regulatory frameworks, public sector development of infrastructure, etc.).
Following the failure of the Cancún Conference, the international community and particularly the developed countries must build a consensus that would satisfy the legitimate demands of developing countries for the establishment of a fair, equitable, predictable and non-discriminatory multilateral trading system.