Examples of using Projections in English and their translations into Arabic
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Policies and measures and projections, financial resources and transfer of technology, and other issues.
Table 1. Summary of information on projections submitted by Parties.
X-ray of accessory sinuses in two projections;
Statistics and Economic Projections Division.
You will hijack other people's souls and turn them into electromagnetic projections.
Roentgen of the knee in two projections.
Proceedings of the Technical Working Group on Long-Range Population Projections.
Projections are also provided in Section VI of the level of funding that may be made available under the Regular Budget in 1998.
The estimates for the biennium 2012-2013, which are based on the court schedule projections, take into account the reduced trial workload;
Based on income projections in the plan, total programme spending for 2002 and 2003 are forecast at $925 million each year.
Public commitments that additional materials will be declared excess, based on projections of future need and contingent on arms reductions, also should be made.
Such cooperation had been encouraging, and it was on the basis of those contacts that income projections for the biennium 2000-2001 were maintained at a higher level than the overall decline in the market would otherwise have warranted.
Penelope Whetton(5 January 1958- 11 September 2019) was a climatologist and an expert in regional climate change projections due to global warming and in the impacts of those changes. Her primary scientific focus was Australia.[1].
Moreover, budgetary projections for the next four years have not taken into consideration the likely reduction in the presence of UNMIT and the international security forces and the parallel assumption of greater responsibilities by the national police.
The work done in this area is usually part of other activities, such as population projections, population and development and population policies, or is carried out through consideration of the components of population growth(fertility, mortality and migration).
Projections made in the recent Comprehensive Freshwater Assessment(see note 2 below) are based on the United Nations medium population growth forecast and assume no major changes in policy or technology;
As a result of the completion in 2004 of the first phase of the project, participating Member States are now able to develop energy demand projections that are more consistent with their socio-economic and technological development.
Some of the“with measures” projections involved policies which were not, in fact, implemented or with a low likelihood of being implemented perhaps because their implementation had to be viewed in the context of common international or regional policies.
Current projections for 2010 suggest a further decrease in core resources, and thus a widening gap between actual contributions and the projections contained in the strategic plan endorsed by the Executive Board in its decision 2007/32.
Accumulation of basic, reliable and high-quality climate data is vital to understanding past and current climate and climate variability, to supporting research and modelling, to improving projections of future climate and to developing effective adaptation strategies.