Examples of using The exceptionally in English and their translations into Arabic
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He underscored the excellent contribution of the secretariat and the exceptionally high quality of the documentation.
In the Central African Republic, the exceptionally volatile situation forced many national staff to flee their homes.
The exceptionally high level of gross revenue in 2010-2011 was due to unusually large volume of procurement in that biennium.
The exceptionally progressive design was rewarded with well known“International Designer Award” by the iF(Industry Forum Design Hannover).
The exceptionally high workload facing the Tribunal in 2009 will require the continued service of our competent and dedicated judges and staff.
The exceptionally long tradition makes this carnival completely different and each year the whole city Binche is getting ready for it for months.
Still, progress has been tempered by the exceptionally large number of new cases that have been filed the first half of the year.
A major reason for this has been the exceptionally high growth rate of non-core development-related funding during this period(375 per cent).
Owing to the exceptionally high maternal mortality rates in Afghanistan, UNICEF recently declared a state
One taste of the chocolate used by Marchesi 1824 is enough to signal the exceptionally high quality of the rare Bolivian cacao used in its production.
The exceptionally high quality of the cacao used in Marchesi 1824 chocolates, each sourced from a specific territory, is deliciously clear from the first taste.
Excluding debt relief grants which contributed to the exceptionally high ODA in 2005 and 2006, the net ODA rose by 2.4
Despite all the difficulties inherent in the exceptionally delicate and unprecedented experience we are undergoing, the regular functioning of the institutional machinery has never been found wanting.
It is a collaborative effort by South Africa and Lesotho to protect the exceptionally rich biodiversity and promote sustainable development in the Drakensberg and Maloti Mountains straddling their border.
The exceptionally rich debate on the topic had shown the complexity of the problems raised by article 19, and the reality of the issues raised by paragraph 2.
It ranges from the exceptionally high figure of 42 per cent to a more likely low of 10 per cent of all Empretecos produced by national programmes since their inception.
Since 1997, the exceptionally heavy rains associated with El Niño had caused extensive damage to food production and distribution in many countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Many Office staff members have been exposed to the exceptionally high levels of trauma suffered by victims of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia over prolonged periods of time.