Examples of using Support was given in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
In that country, support was given to creating different parts of a parastatal telecommunications institution to meet the growing needs of the sector.
Specifically, support was given to NGOs and community-based organizations in the region with a view to heightening awareness about the core issues of the Summit.
In 1993, support was given to Bhutan, Indonesia, Mongolia, Myanmar and Sri Lanka to carry out external programme reviews and initiate the process of formulating their second medium-term plans.
Support was given to a global study on aid accountability involving multilateral and bilateral aid agencies.
Support was given to legally constituted women ' s cooperatives to obtain loans and grants.
Support was given to the activities undertaken by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA).
Throughout the world, children continued needlessly to contract HIV at birth because insufficient support was given to expectant mothers to prevent mother-to-child transmission.
In a number of other countries, support was given for the analysis of census data and the dissemination of the results; training in research skills for national staff; and the upgrading of equipment.
Support was given to the first meeting of the Technical Committee on the reporting of compliance with decisions adopted by the fourteenth Meeting of the Ministers of Environment of Latin America and the Caribbean.*.
Learning centres for child workers were set up in six urban areas in Bangladesh, a school programme was assisted in Nepal and support was given to the Government of Brazil in the development of programmes for working children.
Support was given for small businesswomen and women trade unionists by maintaining a permanent link with the Ministry of Justice and Labour, the Ministry of Integration, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and the International Labour Organization.
During the second phase of the global monitoring plan, harmonized data handling was enabled and appropriate support was given to the collection, processing, storing and presentation of monitoring data in regions with limited capacity.
In Costa Rica, support was given for activities of reflection on economic policy and human development, with the participation of the Union of Chambers of Commerce and Private Enterprise and leaders of civil society representing the rural population, the cooperative movement, trade unions, the media, academics and women.
Technical and capacity-building support was given to the Government of National Unity and the Government of Southern Sudan, with over 18,000 judges, lawyers and law enforcement
At the regional level, support was given in Africa, CEE/CIS and Latin America; at the national level, in Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Niger, Senegal and Sri Lanka.
Similarly, support was given to the Chamber of Exporters for the organization of the Costa Rican Forum 2020, aimed at projecting an objective image of the country, with the participation of well-known national figures.
Under these projects, support was given to 922 persons 107 actual and 815 potential victims of trafficking in human beings(hereinafter collectively referred to as the victims), including 92 mothers and 68% of persons under eighteen years of age.
In Argentina and Paraguay, ILO participated in the process of establishing tripartite commissions on equal opportunities between men and women, and in Chile support was given to the Network of Tripartite Commissions on Equal Opportunities in Employment in the Southern Cone.
Thus, support was given to the shelters operating in Ashkelon, which were used during the operation as studying centers, kindergartens and alternative accommodation; and many volunteers assisted children who needed personal assistance in their studies, and helped to ease their stress and tension.
Financial support was given to a two-day seminar organized by the Government on economic, social and cultural rights and poverty elimination and for an analytical study on a rights-based approach to the National Development Plan.