Examples of using Scale in English and their translations into Arabic
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In accordance with subparagraph 12(a) of the draft financial rules, an appendix to the budget would show the percentage scale of contributions and translate that scale into the absolute value of contributions required from each Party.
As the report before us points out, the scale of current demands for peacekeeping operations means that even greater commitment is required from all the partners in the system-- Member States, United Nations entities and regional organizations.
However, the long-term character and the scale of the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster make it impossible to speak of complete resolution of all the socially significant problematic issues in the context of the 2010 programme.
The Chernobyl accident was a horrendous tragedy because of the direct human cost, the large tracts of land poisoned, the scale of displacement of the population, the loss of livelihood and the trauma suffered by the people.
To facilitate this decision, an appendix to the core budget estimates would show the percentage scale of contributions and translate that scale into the absolute value of contributions required from each Party for each year of the biennium.
on average, the score for efficiency is 2.3 on a scale from 0 to 5(5 being the best).
The challenge is complex; its practicality and the scale of resources needed to meet the request of the General Assembly have been submitted in earlier reports to the Committee on Information and to the Fifth Committee.
Import tax rate introduction to natural persons by 22% in the 9% for incomes up to Euro 10.000 without reduction of the tax free and create a new progressive tax scale with a lower maximum tax rate.
Turning to the report of the Committee on Contributions, he recalled that capacity to pay was the fundamental principle used to determine the scale of assessments for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations.
now being done by the developed countries and by the United Nations system is not commensurate with the scale of the problems facing many countries, including a large number of African countries.
At the same time, in the opinion of Belarus, the level of international cooperation for the prevention of international terrorism is not commensurate with the scale and magnitude of the problem which such cooperation is supposed to solve.
The Commission recommended to the General Assembly, for implementation with effect from March 1994, the revised staff assessment scale in annex X below for use in conjunction with gross base salaries for the Professional
Thereafter, it had risen in stages to 10 years, before being reduced for the scale for the period 1995- 1997 to an average of 7 and 8 years and to 6 years for the current scale. .
The chlorides produced from hydrochloric acid are used for the cleaning and pickling of metal items, as a solvent and catalyst in organic syntheses, to remove scale from boilers and to refine ore when producing tantalum and tin.
It displays the hours and minutes, and a small register at 6 o'clock shows the seconds while a register at 12 o'clock shows the syncronized time on a 24 hours scale(Military Time based on ISO 8601).
at the eighth session of the Authority, the Assembly had adopted the scale of contributions for 2004 based on the scale of contributions to the regular budget of the United Nations for 2003.
Aims to facilitate the work of researchers by providing timely information through the biblical and Masonic matches each own name used in the different degrees of the scale of the Masonic Scottish Rite Ancient and Accepted.
tax levels through 1997, it would be impossible to provide reliable financial implications with regard to the implementation of a common staff assessment scale in 1997.
The Coordinating Committee was aware of the lack of competitivity of the international civil service and attached great importance to the Commission ' s recommendation concerning a differentiated real increase of the base/floor salary scale.
Takes note of the Commission's conclusion, as set out in paragraph 215 of its report, 1 that the current common staff assessment scale should continue to apply and should again be reviewed in the year 2000;