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IMPORTATIONS - перевод на арабский
IMPORTATIONS
ألاسم
إِيراد ; اِجْتِلاب ; اِسْتِجْلاب ; اِسْتِيراد ; تَوْرِيد
شىء مستورد
importation
IMPORTATION
SUM OF GOODS AND SERVICES BROUGHT INTO A JURISDICTION
Imports; Importer; Imported; Importation; Import (international trade); Import business; Importer of record
ألاسم
إِيراد ; اِجْتِلاب ; اِسْتِجْلاب ; اِسْتِيراد ; تَوْرِيد
Примеры употребления для IMPORTATIONS
1. "Stop fuel importations, make our refineries work," some placards read.
2. Eight other countries have reported polio cases in 2006 due to importations.
3. But the fact was that all the essentials of Nicholls‘s account of the murders and the drug importations had been reduced to witness statements before he made any media contacts.
4. Andrus, senior adviser of PAHO‘s immunization program, "that any resident of the Americas traveling outside the Western Hemisphere should be immune to measles before departure, and health care workers in the public and private sectors should be alerted to the possibility of measles importations." Western Hemisphere nations adopted a goal to eliminate measles in 1''4, and the occurrence of the disease has declined '' percent since that time.
5. In 2005, the number of reported polio cases by country are (as at 7 June)÷ Yemen (220 cases), Nigeria (144 cases), Sudan (25 cases), Indonesia (28 cases), India (18 cases), Ethiopia (10 cases), Pakistan (7 cases), Niger (1 case), Afghanistan (2 cases) and Cameroon (1 case). Editors‘ note The 16 previously polio–free countries suffering importations of poliovirus as a result of the 2003–2005 outbreak in west and central Africa are÷ Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d‘Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Indonesia, Mali, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Togo and Yemen.