Examples of using Tended in English and their translations into Arabic
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Their ability to participate fully in sustainable development practices on their lands has tended to be limited as a result of factors of an economic,
Human resources responsibilities had been widely delegated to programme managers, who tended to focus on their immediate needs and not the longer-term interests of the Organization.
He noted with concern that articles 572 to 580 of the Criminal Code tended to define terrorism in overly broad terms.
It was agreed that more discussion on funding disaster risk reduction should be encouraged. Funding resources tended to categorize emergency, reconstruction and development as separate entities.
However, their statements tended to provide a legalistic analysis rather than examples of practical problems of implementation.
Although women still tended to be concentrated in the health and education sectors, increasing numbers were also entering non-traditional fields such as engineering and the armed forces.
In those cases where resolutions recommended specific action, they tended to reflect proposals made in reports of the Secretary-General.
However, rapid per capital income growth in China has tended to lessen inequality between countries.
This may be due to the fact that export-oriented industrialization policies have tended to favour larger-scale enterprises.
In the 1990s, such groups tended to focus on the civil and political rights dimension of health, such as torture issues.
She had also noted that girls tended to specialize in subjects such as education
The current international intellectual property regime tended to favour the producers and holders of intellectual property rights, who resided primarily in the developed countries.
The law recognizes monogamy and polygamy. Polygamy is common in Togo, although it has tended to decline in recent years.
As a rule, ICRC did not use armed escorts for the protection of its staff because such escorts tended to increase the risk of confusion.
Economies in Asia and Africa tended to employ an increasing number of women in the production sector between 1970 and 1980.
Even educated women tended to accept their subordinate position. The passport laws could indeed be challenged, but that would only
The developing countries were the ones most affected by the imposition of sanctions, since their economies tended to depend on exports.
The freewheeling dialogue in the various round tables tended to converge on a set of key issues.
The terminal reports tended to be too general in nature
LDCs tended to be marginalized by globalization, and opportunities for economic growth were dwindling due to the low prices for raw materials and soaring oil prices.