Examples of using Subgroup in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The State party explains that the order of succession in fact depends on which seat falls vacant, i.e. which subgroup the outgoing nonjustice belongs to.
In 2011, a Global Joint Monitoring Group was established as a subgroup of the Staff-Management Committee.
The fourth segment was held in Bangkok in March 2000, with intensive discussion on specific topics in subgroup meetings.
The Commission agreed to consider this matter further at its next session and in the meantime to establish a subgroup to prepare a report for its consideration.
The most numerous subgroup of Christians are Catholics that make around 71,1% of the population.
The Open-ended Working Group had discussed the matter at its meeting in July 2006 and established a subgroup to consider it further.
National estimates are based on population-weighted subgroup estimates derived from household surveys.
With the release of their Lion Heart album along with two other albums, by subgroup TTS and member Taeyeon, they together sold over 398,000 physical copies.
(v) Chaired the subgroup that concluded a" Regional cooperative agreement for Africa"(AFRA) between African members and IAEA(1989);
It includes two subgroups: subgroup II(a) comprises items sold($7,529,500) and subgroup II(b) comprises items donated($12,695,700), as follows.
Subgroup III discussed a development vision for the future, methods for promoting development, and the roles of different development agents, including developing and developed countries, civil society- namely, the private sector and NGOs- and international institutions.
At its 3rd and final meeting, the Committee was informed by Mr. Chuburu that the subgroup chaired by Ms. Elisabeth Jacobsen, following extensive and intense negotiations, had reached a consensus on a draft resolution on the item.
on International Economic and Social Classifications for initial feedback, and will be formally reviewed by the United Nations Technical Subgroup for the Central Product Classification.
Concerning the complaint of discrimination against a subgroup, the author recalls that,
The Dispute Tribunal judges are therefore opposed to the approval of a code of professional conduct governing exclusively a subgroup of counsel appearing before the Tribunal, namely external counsel.
Details on the conditions of employment, such as duration of tenure; mobility requirements; the requirement for a probationary period; the procedures for progression to other contract types; the compensation package; social security and health insurance provisions; and procedures for extension and/or termination, should be provided for each subgroup.
Representatives from various space agencies and related institutions met to discuss the status of the tasks and actions they were currently carrying out, including on the Global Datasets Interest Group, the Data Democracy Initiative, the Land Surface Imaging Interest Group, and the proposed water portal project, in the Applications Subgroup; the Web Services Interest Group, the Grid Interest Group and the Sensor Web Interest Group, in the Technology Subgroup.
Ii. subgroup sessions.
Subgroup on the Environment.
The subgroup concluded that.