Examples of using See tables in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Secretary-General has assigned both Departments the role of managing and directing substantive operations of field special political missions(see tables 3 and 4 below).
the LAC region(23).(See Tables 2 and 3 in Annex I).
One P-5 support account post is being added to this Division through redeployment of a post from the Europe and Latin America Division(see tables 8 and 10).
In the present report certain statistical data are provided concerning the right to education for women and men(see Tables below).
This has facilitated and increased social interaction between foreign and Italian female pupils;(see tables 2 and 3).
Second, women are beginning to enter tertiary education in fields like law, business, and science and technology at a faster rate than men(see tables 5 and 6).
It has also carried out monitoring on the implementation of the Act, and the reduction in discriminatory practices to assess the level of public awareness of the discrimination against persons with disabilities(See Tables 23 and 24 in the Appendix).
The prohibition is based on 19 grounds, including disability(subparagraph 4 of Article 2), and enables discriminated persons with disabilities to file a complaint with the NHRC seeking remedies(Article 30)(See Tables 4-6 in the Appendix).
enterprises(Article 9-2) and makes such purchases tax-deductible(Article 14)(See Tables 66 and 67 in the Appendix).
cluster 14(cross-divisional training and capacity-building) accounted for 8 and 6 per cent, respectively, of total delivery in 2008(see tables 3 and 4).
has remained more or less the same in the period from 2011 to 2013.(See tables 24-27).
Since the approval of the Annual Programme Budget for 2006, seventeen Supplementary Programme Budgets have been approved, including nine for IDPs, bringing the current total budget for 2006 Supplementary Programmes to $288 million(see Tables I. 1 to I.4).
For article 30(Prosecution, adjudication and sanctions), which covers a range of topics and for which a number of challenges and good practices were identified in the country review reports, a further breakdown according to paragraphs of the article is provided(see tables 1 and 2).
Thus, the long-term trend in ODA flows as a percentage of DAC countries ' GNP to all developing regions and to Africa in particular has been towards a precipitous decline(see tables 4, 5 and 6).
The great majority of the Latin American and Caribbean countries have completed the execution and evaluation of their 1990 population and household censuses(see tables A. 1 and A.2).
Where necessary, temporary field staff will be recruited to facilitate project implementation and will be charged as direct costs to the respective earmarked projects(including trust funds)(see tables 5(a) and(b)).
When the recent period beginning in 1991 is compared with previous years, only a small number of trends towards changing shares in financial allocations can be observed for developing countries as a whole(see tables 3 and 4).
Measures adopted for the purpose of increasing the participation of girls in technical branches continue to be fulfilled; a slight increase of the number of girls studying these branches has become apparent(see Tables no. 6.1-6.3 Total number of students/Number of girls/Number of boys).
The figures for 1998, based on a 1996 Study, indicated that literacy rates remained relatively unchanged at 75.5% for the whole country but were below 50% for the Maya population.(See Tables 10.2 and 10.3).
To recommend to the COP at its ninth session a total programme budget for the biennium 20042005, and a secretariat-wide staffing table broken down by level of posts(see tables 1 and 3);