Examples of using Virtually non-existent in English and their translations into Arabic
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Stressing that the justice system was then virtually non-existent, they provided an overview of the evolution and strengthening of a completely new system over the past decade in terms of the establishment and expansion of respective institutions, infrastructure, legal frameworks and national human resources capacities, with the support of United Nations missions, the United Nations country team(particularly UNDP) and other bilateral and multilateral partners.
Portfolio equity flows in sub-Saharan Africa were virtually non-existent prior to 1990s but are slowly emerging- e.g., increasing from $100 million in 1992 to $4.9 billion in 1995, and then declining to $2.1 billion in 1997.11 In North Africa, Morocco has begun to receive small, but growing, amounts of portfolio investment, mainly in response to its privatization programme which has also animated its stock exchange.
Adult illiteracy is virtually non-existent.
Prison medical services are virtually non-existent and inadequate.
Agricultural exports of coffee and cocoa are virtually non-existent.
Uh, cell service is… is virtually non-existent out here.
At the same time restrictions on growth is virtually non-existent.
Foreign direct investment was negligible and industry was still virtually non-existent.
In South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, private investment is virtually non-existent.
The amount of sludge generated by the treatment process is virtually non-existent.
It faced a considerable challenge since NGOs were virtually non-existent in Aruba.
This is often even true for cities with otherwise virtually non-existent public transit.
Income poverty is a new phenomenon in Mongolia, virtually non-existent before 1990.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that unemployment is virtually non-existent in the State party.
The Ministry of Transport declares that air traffic from Iran to Belgium is virtually non-existent.
International norms to protect workers in the informal sector, particularly domestic workers were virtually non-existent.
Computerized financial data exchange between Nairobi and the regional offices and field projects is virtually non-existent.
Weak internal control systems and a virtually non-existent external oversight system continue to be of concern.
CCAQ noted that both the regressed and unregressed margins at the D-1 and D-2 levels were virtually non-existent.
Electricity and running water have yet to be restored, and telephone communication to Dominica is virtually non-existent.