Examples of using Was being given in English and their translations into Arabic
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Priority was being given to rural development and poverty eradication and to meeting the challenges of globalization, trade liberalization, regional economic integration and sustainable development.
The Regional Director reaffirmed that priority was being given to emergency intervention and capacity-building.
Priority was being given to rural areas and measures were being taken to absorb workers leaving agriculture.
Priority was being given to the closure of homes for children up to the age of 3.
Although the issue of investment was deemed an important component of the programme, no special focus was being given to the issue within the subprogramme.
As the Children ' s Code had already been adopted, she wondered what priority was being given to the Family Code.
Substantial resources had been allocated for the improvement of primary health care, and priority was being given to those municipalities where maternal morbidity was highest.
It welcomed that the situation of migrant workers was being given increased attention, and that violations of their rights were then being documented and recognized.
Priority was being given to providing health and basic justice, and relief to the hardest hit areas.
High priority was being given to the fight against racism in schools and children were also taught about the period of French colonialism.
The concept of freedom of expression was being given precedence over the other freedoms and constraints set forth in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Priority was being given to capacity-building programmes for human rights workers in the field of human rights
He also confirmed that priority was being given to appointing national officers to ensure continuity and national capacity in field offices.
I wonder. Probably because I was still new to this Conference, I did not quite grasp why this decision was being given so much importance that day.
Efforts to address gender imbalances at tertiary-level technical and vocational schools were being made and special attention was being given to educational programmes in rural and hinterland areas.
On 10 November 1994 the Government further replied that Ken Saro-Wiwa was being given necessary medical attention
However, with little progress towards agreement on such a programme, starting in the late 1950s impetus was being given to a" partial approach".
Clarification was requested on the fact that special consideration was being given by the GAVI Board to programmes for China, India and Indonesia.
Priority was being given to malaria which was having a devastating impact and was a far more pressing issue in the Gambia than HIV/AIDS, and to sensitizing communities to malaria prevention.
Consideration was being given to such issues as legal requirements for marriage and nullification, valid surnames for husband and wife, grounds for divorce and divorced parents ' rights vis-à-vis children and distribution of property.