Examples of using Which are expected in English and their translations into Arabic
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As such, absolute decoupling is more immediately achievable for wealthier societies, which are expected to lead the way to achieving sustainable consumption and production, as enshrined in the 10-year framework of programmes on sustainable consumption and production patterns.
Work is near completion on the development of two new-generation hydrometeorological satellites, the medium-orbit Meteor-M and the geostationary Elektro-L, which are expected to go into service in 2009.
Services which are expected to be affected are: .
Ongoing projects which are expected to continue in 2003;
There are also other requirements which are expected to be financed from voluntary contributions.
The goals and objectives which are expected from Alrasmyat Asset Management Software are mentioned below;
ILO updated and revised maternal health recommendations and standards, which are expected to be widely ratifiable.
We look forward to the reports of the task forces, which are expected in April 1997.
It secured an additional 14 armoured personnel carriers, which are expected to arrive in Mogadishu shortly.
Many have eyes on the next fleet of folding smartphones, which are expected to arrive next year.
The agreement also envisages new institutional arrangements, which are expected to be agreed upon within a month.
Figure D above shows overall beneficiary needs which are expected to amount to some $2.4 billion in 2008.
The GEF has initiated negotiations for its third replenishment which are expected to be completed in February 2002.
Both of which are expected complications When someone goes from 60 to 0 in no seconds flat.
The Plan of Action contains seven commitments, which are expected to lead to significant reductions in chronic hunger.
The New Zealand Government has introduced a number of policy measures which are expected to limit carbon dioxide emissions.
Evaluation results prompted changes in the UNIDO technical cooperation guidelines, which are expected to improve leadership and integration.
The combined costs of the two meetings, which are expected to be held at Bujumbura and Libreville total $203,200.
The situation is particularly worrisome for some small African countries which are expected to register large current account deficits in 2011.
G mobile networks, which are expected to be up to 60 times quicker than 4G networks and available by 2020.