Examples of using To the introduction in English and their translations into Arabic
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Please refer to the Introduction and what has been described concerning the Swedish Government '
Ireland ' s previous reports referred to the introduction of the Equal Opportunity Policy and Guidelines for the Civil Service.
They have perpetuated, or led to the introduction of, policies that discourage the participation of fathers in family life, childcare and the equal sharing of family responsibilities.
(b) Higher requirements for mine detection and mine-clearing services and supplies due to the introduction of the operational mine action programme.
Technical assistance was important for the improvement of transport services, particularly with regard to the introduction of mechanisms for improving competitiveness such as multimodal transport.
According to the introduction of customers, mostly by our statistics, most of the growth in three stages.
A strategic approach to the introduction of cleaner and more efficient vehicles was needed at the regional
which can be attributed to the introduction of the new law on divorce.
Annex I to the introduction to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995 indicates a rate of growth of resources of 1 per cent.
His delegation understood the sensitive nature of that proposal of progressive development, which had led to the introduction of draft article 26, paragraph 4.
Annex III to the Introduction of the budget provides information on the identification of activities
We look forward to the introduction of a long-term verification system, as envisaged in Security Council resolution 715(1991) and accepted by the Iraqi Government in 1993.
Many immigrant expatriates might be receptive to the introduction of new voluntary mechanisms for donating small contributions toward ICT-based development.
Replies also drew attention to regulations protecting women from dismissal due to pregnancy and birth, and to the introduction of maternity leave.
Returning to the beginning, to the introduction and table of contents, we will add characteristics by that, how many rabbits live.
In this connection, the Committee notes the distinctions made, in paragraph 2 of the annex to the Introduction, between objectives and expected accomplishments.
In peace-making special attention should be given to the introduction of a culture of conflict-prevention into international practice.