Examples of using Three drivers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
That is, it is possible for these three drivers of our world to increase happiness,
The military headquarters in the sub-office in Malakal is supported by seven Language Assistants(national General Service staff), six Office Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
The military headquarters in the sub-office in Wau is supported by six Language Assistants(national General Service staff), five Office Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
In addition, support is provided to the Ceasefire Joint Military Committee by four Language Assistants(national General Service staff), four Office Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
one Administrative Assistant(Local level), three drivers(Local level)
Three drivers of the garbage trucks owned by the Kağıthane Municipality in Istanbul were fired by their employer after it was alleged last year that they were in a gay relationship with a 27-year-old garbage collector.
The military headquarters in the regional office in Ed Damazin is supported by six Language Assistants(national General Service staff), five Office Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
Management results provide a framework for pursuit of excellence As reflected in figure 3, the three drivers associated with each management goal have been refined to enable effective pursuit and communication of UNOPS excellence agenda.
one Security Assistant(Local level), two General Service(Local level) and three drivers(Local level)($1,808,600).
an Office Assistant(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff) will support the day-to-day operations of the Office.
two Language Assistants(national General Service staff) and three drivers(national General Service staff).
In addition, following the completion of the essential drawdown activities in 2009/10, it is proposed to abolish a total of 11 national General Service posts, namely, three Supply Assistants, two Engineering Assistants, three Drivers, two Transport Assistants and one Vehicle Technician.
The Unit in Kuwait will be supported by two Transport Officers(1 P-3 and 1 Field Service), six Vehicle Technicians(1 Field Service and 5 Local level), one Administrative Assistant(Local level), two Transport Assistants(Local level), three Drivers(Local level) and two Dispatchers(Local level) and two Heavy Vehicle Operators(Local level).
The operations in Kuwait will be supported by one Transport Officer(P-3), one Transport Officer(Field Service), one Vehicle Technician(Field Service), one Administrative Assistant(Local level), two Transport Assistants(Local level), three Drivers(Local level) and two Dispatchers(Local level), two Heavy Vehicle Operators(Local level) and five Vehicle Technicians(Local level).
Assistants(national General Service staff), one Office Assistant(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
The Office is headed by a Director of Administration(D-2), who will be supported by a Deputy Director(D-1), a Senior Administrative Officer(P-5), two Liaison Officers(National Professional Officers), five Administrative Assistants(3 Field Service and 2 national General Service staff), two Office Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
The Office is headed by a Director of Administration(D-2), who will be supported by a Deputy Director(D-1), one Senior Administrative Officer(P-5), one Administrative Officer(P-4), two Liaison Officers(national Professional Officer), three Administrative Assistants(Field Service), four Office Assistants(national General Service staff), three Drivers(national General Service staff) and one Board of Inquiry Officer(P-4).
Kuwait serves as the receiving point for incoming vehicles and transport equipment and will be supported by two Transport Officers(1 P-3 and 1 Field Service), one Vehicle Technician(Field Service), two Transport Assistants(Local level), three Drivers(Local level), two Dispatchers(Local level), two Heavy Vehicle Operators(Local level), five Vehicle Technicians(Local level) and one Administrative Assistant(Local level).
The Human Rights Section in the field headquarters in Juba will be headed by a Senior Human Rights Officer(P-5) assisted by four Human Rights Officers(one P-3, one international United Nations Volunteer and two national Professional Officers), one Human Rights Assistant(Field Service), one Office Assistant(national General Service staff), two Language Assistants(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).
The Section will be supported by one Specialist on national human rights institutions(P-4), one Specialist on human rights training(P-4), one Specialist on issues relating to transitional justice(P-4), eight Human Rights Officers(three P-3 and five national Professional Officers), two Associate Human Rights Officers(P-2), one Administrative Assistant(Field Service), one Office Assistant(national General Service staff) and three Drivers(national General Service staff).