Examples of using See chart in English and their translations into Arabic
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Demands on transport infrastructure and services have been huge(see chart).
The cumulative value of the funds continues to increase(see chart 4).
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UNICEF has experienced a prolonged period of rapid growth in expenditures(see chart 24).
Almost half of the current measures are focused on productivity(see chart 2).
And at SEO Moz, the signal picked up was somewhat moderate(see chart above, source).
This weakness seen in a sector leader warrants caution on the broader market(see chart 3).
That is around four-times larger than Mexico's surplus, which is the next highest(see Chart 1).
However, official Chinese foreign exchange reserves are broadly unchanged at around USD 3.1 trillion(See Chart 3).
The staffing levels of DHL have changed since the implementation of advanced technology in library operation(see chart).
Today, the official language sites are being used by an ever-increasing number of visitors(see chart 1 below).
country levels(see chart 3).
Intra-trade among economies is commonly used as the indicator for monitoring the progress of regional trade integration(see chart 2).
In the lab: up to 40% lower cross-head wear in the industry standard Cummins M-11 HST test(see chart).
The allocation of resources to the various geographical and functional areas(see Chart 1) reflects UNHCR ' s operational priorities.
The rate of growth of B2 expenditures ranged from -24 to 48.4 per cent during the same period(see chart 9).
UNCTAD technical cooperation continued to be provided on the basis of country, regional and interregional projects and programmes(see chart 3).
UNCTAD technical cooperation activities continue to be provided on the basis of national/country, regional and interregional projects(see chart 3).
UNCTAD technical cooperation projects continue to be provided on the basis of interregional, regional and country projects and programmes(see chart 2).
The shipping of goods to the point of entry in Iraq was normally the responsibility of suppliers(see chart 2 below).