Examples of using Worded in English and their translations into Arabic
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It should also be ensured that precisely worded project and sub-project agreements are signed with implementing partners prior to the start of the projects.
The signing of precisely worded project and sub-project agreements with implementing partners should be ensured prior to the start of the projects(see paras.
reference to" partners and civil society" in the last sentence of paragraph 13.22 should have been worded in accordance with the terminology used in existing mandates.
He therefore proposed that, in the interests of giving draft article 4 more clarity and force, the existing text should be replaced by provisions worded along the following lines.
He drew attention to the strongly worded statement on the WTO negotiations delivered at the fifteenth Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum(APEC) Economic Leaders ' Meeting in September 2007, which reflected the political imperative of both developed and developing countries alike to ensure that the Doha Round produced a better trading environment, lower barriers to trade and a freer, fairer and more secure global market.
Confusing or poorly worded instructions.
The Declaration was carefully worded.
Only not worded clever like that.
I left a carefully worded message.
How are questions on violence worded?
The above reference seems appropriately worded in this context.
He had reservations about article 113 as currently worded.
I got these badly worded e-mails warning me not to testify.
And so I sent him the following carefully worded text.
The ad is worded in male but intended for both women and men.
Firstly, who worded this Poll?
Crudely worded but yes, that's the general idea.
Negatively worded explanations of vote were tantamount to votes against.
Beautifully worded, sir.
Under article 20, paragraph 3, of the Vienna Conventions, worded identically.