Examples of using To the evolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Judgements emanating from the South African Constitutional Court dealing with constitutionally guaranteed socio-economic rights have led to the evolution of pioneering jurisprudence, which is well regarded by the international community.
On her part, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi informed my Special Envoy that, as a consequence of her travel to Mandalay and Mon State, she was willing to" cooperate with the Government in ways that would directly benefit all the peoples of Myanmar and are conducive to the evolution of a democratic State".
And to the evolution of your attitudes.
Recommendations relating to the evolution of joint implementation.
Aspiring to contribute to the evolution of the Egyptian financial sector.
Staffing resources have been aligned to the evolution of the turnkey concept.
There are two other key aspects relating to the evolution of UNDP.
Experimentation is vital to the evolution of partnerships.
These agreements include additional efforts with respect to the evolution of the organisations.
However, all should remain vigilant with respect to the evolution of this process.
According to the evolution potential of the company and its size(human resources).
Regional trade agreements have proliferated in parallel to the evolution of the multilateral trading system.
Several factors contributed to the evolution of serviced business suites to the virtual office that we know today.
(b) To give attention to the evolution of standards concerning the rights of indigenous populations.
Portugal continues to devote special attention to the evolution of the situation in North Africa.
Easily fit the needs of ITKnet that could change according to the evolution of the activity.
People like Kenneth Miller could be called a"godsend" to the evolution lobby--(Laughter).
I have come to South Australia to see what happened to the evolution of life after snowball Earth.