Examples of using That in a number in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Working Group is concerned that in a number of States, legal restrictions are placed upon NGOs working on cases of disappearance.
The Committee notes that in a number of sections the vacancies are quite high; in future, a brief explanation should be provided.
The Board found that in a number of cases, UNFPA had fallen short of full compliance with its financial regulations and rules.
The possibility exists that in a number of cases, the remains of some missing POWs might not be found in the foreseeable future.
The Unit also found that in a number of organizations responsibility for investigations was fragmented, resulting in some investigations being conducted by non-professional investigators.
One witness mentioned that detainees were not always allowed to practice their faith and that in a number of instances, Korans had been confiscated.
The Advisory Committee notes from the additional information it has received that in a number of cases planning could have avoided over-expenditure for unbudgeted items.
The Board found that in a number of projects examined there were misgivings about the sustainability of the projects once UNDP funding
It was stated that in a number of such cases the appointed judge takes the initiative of conducting the house search and making the arrest himself.
It should be noted that in a number of administrative tribunals of international organizations, the members of the tribunals are involved in the removal process.
The Advisory Committee has noted that in a number of missions the ratios of information technology equipment and vehicles to staff exceed the established standard ratios.
It also notes, however, that in a number of instances the Expert Group ' s recommendations have been cited to justify additional resource requests.
It should be noted, however, that in a number of cases the substantive servicing of meetings also involves participation, as these are interactive sessions.
ACABQ also rightly noted that in a number of instances there was a need for further legislative decision-making or further elaboration and clarification by the Secretariat.
The Committee notes that in a number of cases additional charges have been incurred for goods and services which had not been included in the cost estimates.
One delegation noted that in a number of countries with economies in transition, reproductive health problems persisted and there was a need for financial assistance.
Indeed, he observes that in a number of cases, the State defended the right to freedom of opinion and expression against other trends in society.
We are particularly concerned about the fact that in a number of provinces the Taliban has already begun to establish parallel bodies of government and justice.
The Special Rapporteur acknowledges that in a number of countries independent media,
As I recall, the distinguished delegate from France commented in New York that in a number of instances the balance of power now lay with shippers.