Examples of using Were planned in English and their translations into Arabic
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He asked what measures were planned to coordinate the utilization of the administrative and financial applications of the various systems.
Twenty-eight conferences and seminars were held in 1998. Twenty-one conferences and seminars were planned for 1999.
It would be useful if the delegation could comment on the subject and could indicate what measures were planned to improve the situation.
She asked what measures were planned to improve business conditions for rural women.
If it did, the delegation should specify how many such shelters were planned.
As of at 31 July 2007, 32 initial reviews were had been conducted and four more were planned for October and November 2007.
Within that framework, seminars were planned for prison staff on the 1955 United Nations Minimum Standards, follow-up consultations and the development of learning materials on that issue.
It would be interesting to hear what efforts had been made or were planned to reduce the number of girls imprisoned.
She asked what specific measures had been taken or were planned to that end.
The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR), in cooperation with other partners, organized the activities that were planned by the Committee.
It is widely believed in Burundi that these attacks were planned as a means of forcing expatriate personnel to leave certain areas and of removing potential witnesses.
Those programmes were planned and implemented to meet local women ' s needs, ensuring their active participation and support.
Small numbers of urban returns(priority) occurred or were planned in seven municipalities.
The consultations were planned and carried out by the Ministry of Justice and the Human Rights secretariat in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
All Coast Guard operations were planned and executed in cooperation with enforcement officials from Japan,
Compared to 497 training programmes planned for 1993, only 201 courses were planned for 1994.
Future services were planned through the m2@ satellite-based network with coverage of the whole region.
Environmental databases were planned that would facilitate establishing the baseline conditions of the marine environment in potential mine sites within the Area.
As reported to the Statistical Commission at its twenty-sixth session, a series of workshops were planned for different regions of the world under the auspices of the International Programme for Accelerating the Improvement of Vital Statistics and Civil Registration Systems.
Special remedial measures were planned.