Examples of using Sufficient data in English and their translations into Arabic
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Although it was acknowledged that many gaps remain in terms of data quality and quantity(see para. 67 below), there was general agreement among the experts that there are sufficient data to allow developing countries to get started with establishing reference emission levels and reference levels.
As for children living in institutions, there were 11,400 such children, including those with disabilities, and about one child per day was abandoned, though sufficient data were still very difficult to obtain for the country and the region.
For companies not included in the list above, kindly note that we do not have the sufficient data to determine whether they are compliant or non-compliant with Sharia.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of sufficient data about women of African descent, indigenous women and other vulnerable and marginalized groups, who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
Of the countries that provided sufficient data to ascertain public expenditure trends on education between the 1970s and the 1990s, the majority(65 per cent) increased their expenditures, with the average rate of increase being 60 per cent.
C Sufficient data not available.
E/ Ninety-three capital-importing countries, for which sufficient data are available.
Exports could be taken into account if sufficient data were provided.
The issue cannot be addressed effectively in the absence of sufficient data.
It was impossible to assess the effect of such laws without sufficient data.
E One hundred and five net-debtor countries, for which sufficient data are available.
Lack of sufficient data can be a huge stumbling block for any store owner.
Sufficient data and information on landmines are prerequisites for a socio-economic Landmine Impact Survey.
Fortunately, sufficient data now exist for some African countries to make these calculations possible.
(a) Sufficient data on drugs and crime are available and reported by Member States;
Many countries lack sufficient data collection mechanisms and often possess no official statistics on hate crimes.
When sufficient data are provided, they will be able to evaluate individual proposals and their relative priority.
There was considerable discussion with regard to question of whether sufficient data currently exists for political decision-making.
There seems to be no sufficient data from the returns received concerning countries that receive assistance from other countries.
The proliferation of new substances and rapid turnover did not allow sufficient data to evolve on risk and harm.