Examples of using Sub-sector in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
In their movement to forward positions, on 18 November, the Ethiopian Armed Forces took up position at Peak 885, a site inside the Zone in sub-sector East that had been vacated by UNMEE the day before.
Case 2, the" funding-based" phase-out, addressed the difference between the total of the forecast reduction(in each sub-sector) on which stage I HPMP funding was based and the 35 per cent reduction level for 2020.
However, activities to that effect slowed considerably on the Moroccan side during the reporting period, and the Royal Moroccan Army sub-sector commanders were therefore urged by MINURSO to keep up with the implementation of the agreement on the marking and disposal of unexploded ordnance.
As the security situation permits, personnel from the sector and sub-sector offices may be redeployed to the 13 military outposts(Kutum, Kabkabiya, Shangil Tobaya, Tine, Kulbus, Kas, Sheiria, Al Daein, Graida, Golo, Habila, Umm Baro, Misteria).
In this regard, partners in development are called upon to fulfil their commitments by expediting support to the development of infrastructure, in particular in roads and the telecommunication sub-sector.
Mining Sub-Sector.
Sub-Sector: Agricultural Services.
Sub-sector: Network Services.
Sub-Sector: Meat production.
Sub-sector: Production Facilities.
Sub-Sector: Equipment manufacturing.
Sub-Sector: Food Production.
The Fisheries sub-sector registered consistent growth during the period 1998-2002.
Considerable increase in the number of certified companies in vertical sub-sector specializations.
Consequently it invested, and continues to invest, heavily in this sub-sector.
the application of technologies in this sub-sector vary widely among Parties.
In the sub-office in Zalingei, administrative and technical support is provided to the sub-sector.
This sub-sector is dominated by private institutions, which produce 90 per cent of graduates.
Note the presence of the"Energy Marketing and Customer Service"(EMACS) sub-sector.
This sub-sector generated $82.7 million in the 1988/89 season and employed more than 2,600 persons.