Examples of using Represented in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 11-22 May 2003, President Lab represented the Academy at the Twelfth Session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Vienna, Austria.
The Frente Polisario represented only a few of the many Sahrawi tribes, yet its officials travelled and launched expensive global publicity campaigns.
Represented the Inter-American Court, from 1985 to 1994 in the ordinary sessions of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States.
The amounts allocated to food under resolution 986(1995) for the first four phases represented 60 per cent of the total programme allocation.
Concentrations of PeCB in the dissolved phase averaged 0.016 ng/L, while suspended solids represented only a small fraction of the total amount of PeCB.
Staff newly appointed to posts subject to geographical distribution by gender, grade and number of nationalities represented(1 July 2005-30 June 2006).
It illustrates the high level of commitment to combat AIDS on the part of all the countries represented here in New York.
for the first time in years, the delegation of the Executive Board for a field visit represented only three regional groups.
From 2000-2008 the economy registered cumulative growth of 67.2 per cent, although this represented only 56.9 per cent of total output in 1990.
And so we have endeavoured to capture that vision, in collaboration with all nations represented here, in the draft resolution put before the Assembly.
In the 1970s, official development assistance had comprised more than half of all external funding of developing countries, while it currently represented only 18 per cent.
Empirical evidence furthermore suggested that the risk of job losses in developed countries might have been exaggerated, as they represented only part of the picture.
The Chairman said that the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission represented a turning point in the implementation of the Outcome of the 2005 World Summit, since the Commission brought together all actors involved with countries emerging from conflict.
Ms. MAHILUM-WEST(Philippines) said that the new procedure for reviewing the admissibility of communications represented great progress and the idea of using States parties ' responses to the list of issues as the basis for preparing reports was very interesting.
He also stressed that the proclamation of the International Year for People of African Descent represented an added value in the efforts of the States and the international community in the promotion of the rights of people of African descent.
For example, the Director of the Americas Division of the Department of Political Affairs represented the United Nations at the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth regular sessions of the General Assembly of OAS(in 1995 and 1996, respectively).
The following Member States were represented as observers at the organizational and substantive sessions of the Committee:
This level represented a further downsizing of operations as compared with 1996(US$ 1.4 billion)
It is imperative that the component be effectively represented in this committee to assure the full integration of human rights in the planning and implementation of the restructuring strategy of the new security and rule of law sectors.
said that the adoption of the Statute of the International Criminal Court represented a giant leap forward in the establishment of justice and the protection of human rights throughout the world.