Examples of using To the same level in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lastly, all candidates for political office were entitled to the same level of support from the Government.
There is an opening on the bottom level of tower body and another opening up to the same level with platform.
This, combined with the effects of taxes, has brought them to the same level as in some OECD countries or even higher.
In 2008, the share had returned to the same level as in 1990, i.e. still well short of the 0.15 per cent target.
Tested and applied in many laser equipment manufactories, these products are up to the same level in performance and stability among similar products international.
foreigners were legally entitled to the same level of protection as citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
For natural-resource-based products, for example, the average tariff applied to semi-manufactures has been reduced to the same level as raw materials(2 per cent).
It will remain available to the Government to provide information and specific expertise, although not to the same level of assistance as in the past.
Regarding education, it should be emphasized that pupils in unrecognized villages are entitled to the same level of education as all other pupils in Israel.
While different approaches can lead to the same level of liberalization, the negative list requires a higher level of capacity among negotiating countries, posing particular challenges for DCs.
Therefore, an important role of the Working Group was to raise awareness of the issue of people of African descent to the same level as the issue of Roma.
That clearly means that the international community must hold the Israeli Government accountable to the same level of security obligations that is required of the Palestinian Authority.
Enhancing and adjusting the capacity of the troops provided by different troop-contributing countries to the same level is needed, in particular, in the case of hybrid operations.
one very important achievement comes to mind: the elevation of economic, social and cultural rights to the same level as civil and political rights.
At 79 per cent in 2007, as compared with 81 per cent in 2006 and 83 per cent in 2005, the figure returned to the same level as that reported in 2004.
Moreover, extrabudgetary resources should be subject to the same level of oversight as regular resources so that the General Assembly