Examples of using A number of programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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leading to the closure last year of some offices and the curtailing of a number of programmes and operations.
The thrust of Government is on Rural Development and to that effect, a number of programmes implemented in rural areas have benefitted women.
Both committees, in cooperation with civil society and other Government agencies, had launched a number of programmes and initiatives designed to provide various assistance to migrant workers and to make them aware of their legal rights.
Accordingly, a number of programmes had been devised and were being implemented with a view to facilitating the repatriation and reintegration of returnees, meeting their regular and emergency needs, reconciling refugees and host communities, and ensuring the maintenance of law and order in refugee camps.
The Agency is implementing a number of programmes in the region, the most recent being that launched by His Majesty the King during his latest visit to the southern provinces in March 2006.
In order to adapt the format of its nuclear forces to the new strategic realities, France has chosen not to continue the development of a number of programmes and has reduced both its nuclear arsenal and its budgetary allocations to the military nuclear sector.
How can literacy be embedded in development strategies, especially in view of the fact that there are a number of programmes in various Arab States dedicated to the task of following up data on the civilization of the age?
Following up on actions recommended at the various subregional seminars held on the implementation of the Global Strategy for Shelter 9/ and responding to the requests of Member States, the Centre has provided substantive support to Member States through a number of programmes as outlined below.
Since children and adolescents had been especially affected by poverty in recent decades, Uruguay had introduced a number of programmes to improve the lot of underprivileged children and, above all, that of street children.
A number of programmes had published documents exploring the gender aspects of their substantive work(such as disaster assessment, statistics, trade and forest industries), and a gender perspective was also clearly evident in the publications of some programmes and somewhat evident in others.
work of OHCHR ' s work in this area is was disseminated primarily through UNDP United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) field offices and that a number of programmes existed to facilitate this;
According to the administering Power, the Social Development Department has a number of programmes, which include Elderly and Disability Services, Family and Children Services, Rainbow Children ' s Home, Social and Legal Aid, and Community Development.
Under this project, a number of programmes and activities have been adopted with a view to upgrading social services and care for children who are in need of protection, especially juveniles, street children, and children from poor and needy families.
With reference to the report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders(A/57/135), it was encouraging that, despite major financial constraints, a number of programmes had been implemented successfully.
UNESCO supports a number of programmes on school health and drug-misuse awareness, as well as programmes for out-of-school youth, utilizing non-formal education to overcome vulnerability to HIV infection and reduce the harm related to drug misuse.
In Cambodia, the Royal Government has developed a number of programmes, ranging from law enforcement on arms control to a programme of weapons for development, which has successfully led to the seizure and destruction of more than 200,000 small arms and light weapons.
Moreover, women have been the main beneficiaries of a number of programmes, accounting for 78 per cent of bonds under the social housing programme, 62 per cent for urban housing and 51 per cent for land titles.
He asked whether particular attention had been paid to that stipulation in the implementation of the programme budget for 1996-1997, since it appeared that a number of programmes and activities had been curtailed, deferred, postponed or even cancelled.
In this connection, it is noted that a number of programmes have recently been initiated to address the needs of unemployed Maori and a number of recommendations have been
With a view to creating 2 million new jobs by 2012, his Government had introduced a number of programmes to help young people, new graduates and the unemployed find work, and a microcredit scheme aimed primarily at women.