Examples of using Was increasing in English and their translations into Arabic
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A delegation said that the country programme was increasing its focus on outputs and outcomes and shifting from small projects to whole sectors.
The Länder Governments had set up central equality offices, and at the local level the number of such offices was increasing.
As the second national programme was already under way, she asked for details of any assessment of the first programme, as some sources had claimed that trafficking was increasing.
She was proud to say that the proportion of women in senior posts was increasing.
countries had been decreasing, income inequality within countries was increasing.
This was seen as a savvy move by PayPal as competition in the online payments service was increasing.
Mr. Núñez Mosquera(Cuba) said that the number of delegations, both members and nonmembers of the Committee, which had spoken on the issue was increasing each year.
13,000 persons since it began operating in 1982; that number was increasing by about 100 persons each month.
Moreover, the amount unpaid was increasing, having remained stable from 1999 to 2001.
Ms. Saiga recalled that trafficking in women and children was increasing, despite the 1996 law to combat it.
Some improvement had been noted, and women ' s access to such professions was increasing.
Steel production was increasing in the world, including Japan where recovery had started late,
The Catholic share was increasing at an annual rate of 0.5 per cent, and they currently accounted for 37.3 per cent of the labour force.
The demand for such financing was increasing while the supply was diminishing-- ODA in particular.
Another delegation noted that demand for assistance in the area of governance was increasing and congratulated UNDP for developing innovative responses to those requests.
Mrs. Faye(Senegal) said that, despite international efforts, the number of children involved in armed conflict was increasing every day.
The ongoing destruction of houses and infrastructure and the expansion of the settlements was increasing the suffering of the Palestinian people.
Regarding the phenomenon whereby the number of women in Parliament was decreasing although the number of women candidates was increasing, the delegation stated that there had been an internal quota policy requiring a political party to have 30 per cent women candidates.
Finally, developing countries were finding themselves in an increasingly difficult situation: exports were diminishing, foreign debt was increasing, poverty was more widespread than in the past, and epidemics were frequent.
The number and range of income-generating services and projects was increasing, and constituted a significant proportion of CBO income, partially covering the costs of activities and services.