Examples of using Still represents in English and their translations into Arabic
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Nevertheless, the continuing potential for such incidents still represents a threat to United Nations safety and security.
The supply of spare parts for hydraulic hoses and connectors still represents a large part of our business.
If this amount is discounted, the balance still represents an improvement, but a less significant one.
In most countries, limited availability of information and systems to generate data still represents a major stumbling block.
It's not the cheapest option, but considering how well it works it still represents a great value.
Agriculture still represents 12- 25 per cent of GDP in LDCs, sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia and the Pacific.
It should be noted that, while incidents of kidnapping have significantly decreased in 2007, the phenomenon still represents a threat.
While the number of people in need has decreased to 2 million, this still represents 27 per cent of the total Somali population.
Gold still represents the ultimate form of payment in the world. Fiat money in extremis is accepted by nobody. Gold is always accepted.".
maintain that reforming and right-sizing the security and defence forces still represents a top priority.
However, the Committee points out that this number still represents 35.9 per cent of the total number of retirees during the 2004-2005 biennium(619 staff).
Even with cost reductions, however, the price of such equipment still represents a significant challenge in the development of the local broadband market for developing countries.
In spite of improvements in human resources management policies and systems, the defence of the Secretary-General before the Administrative Tribunal still represents an important proportion of the GLD workload.
In Western Europe, SRI has achieved 100 per cent growth rates in the recent years, although it still represents less than 1 per cent of total managed equity assets.
Today, 50 years following the signing of the Charter creating the United Nations, the Organization still represents mankind ' s greatest hope for peace, development and international cooperation.
Although it still represents a substantial amount of work, 12 cases is indeed a perfectly reasonable number of cases to have on the docket of the International Court of Justice.
This figure represents half of the official development assistance for 2000- when global attention to asset recovery began- and still represents more than 25 per cent of ODA reported for 2010.
The report of the Working Group of the Sixth Committee(A/C.6/60/L.6) still represents a fair and recent account of the broad views of delegations on the various points under discussion.
Liechtenstein ' s population has a high level of education, which has contributed to the strong economic upswing of the country since the Second World War and still represents an important location advantage.
The country makes use of its ability to innovate to build an economic ecosystem aimed at entrepreneurship. Morocco has made significant progress in technological aspects and innovation… entrepreneurship still represents a huge opportunity for the future.”.