Exemples d'utilisation de Such programme en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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annual financial report or prospectus publicly disclosed before any such programme is implemented, the issuer is
of market failure or malfunctioning, no such programme can succeed.
the only such programme in the area.
But the scope of such a programme has caused concern among some members of the international community who believe that any such programme should be applied with the full understanding, participation and consent of the population.
While the Group recognized the Secretariat's efforts to develop a regional programme for Latin America and the Caribbean, any such programme should have a strategic perspective and not simply incorporate
has made it clear that it has no such programme-- full stop.
could constitute the first nucleus of such programme.
which is the largest such programme in the world, with more than 11 million families as beneficiaries.
did not participate in the offence poses restrictions to the effectiveness of such programme;
One such programme targeted adult literacy;
One such programme was the Disability Rights Sensitisation Workshop organized by the National Commission on Disability in December 2009 for officers in the Ministry of Labour, in which the participants produced action
In the first such programme, run by Pastor Malunda,
In 2004, the IOM organised the largest such programme ever, Inter-Parliamentary Union- Reports,
the largest such programme worldwide, to withdraw child labour from economic activities.
a schedule of anticipated annual expenditures in respect of such programme regulation 18.
most recently at the fifth such programme, held in 2001.
To better carry out such programme, which costs about 5 million MAD and whose execution needs a couple of years,
services at Headquarters and considerations of cost-efficiency prevented the Office of the Spokesman for the Secretary-General from implementing such programme elements as editors' round tables,
We also spoke of the need to intensify community participation in such programme, highlighting, in particular, the importance of an enabling volunteer environment through which such programmes can flourish at the community level and through which a real impact can be
There is sufficient international experience with transitional justice measures now to assert confidently that one of the virtually inevitable consequences of even putting one of these measures for discussion on the public agenda in a country- let alone implementing one such programme- is the formation of a plethora of civil society organizations.