Examples of using Most programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The review of self-evaluation activities during the period 2000-2001(see sect. II above) shows that most programmes which allocated staff and other resources to the evaluation function implemented evaluation plans in conformity with article VII of the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning.
During her visit to Cuba, the Special Rapporteur noted that most programmes relating to the elimination of violence against women had been established specifically in response to the Beijing Conference,
the 5 to 10 years typical of most programmes.
He stated that compared to the past, the fifth country programme showed progress towards increased focus, coherence and concentration on programme-oriented activities and that most programmes included third-party participation.
On the issue of encumbered balances, the Deputy Executive Director explained that most programmes were approved for five years, at the end of which any unspent balances were cancelled and returned to regular resources.
While the majority of staff agreed that senior managers in most programmes have made statements indicating a commitment to gender mainstreaming, a number expressed disappointment in interviews and surveys at the extent to which it was apparently possible to deliver" lip service" to gender mainstreaming without obvious consequences for inaction.
At Headquarters, most programmes do not evaluate all activities programmed over a fixed time period and do not formulate evaluation plans at the beginning of a medium-term plan period, as envisaged in the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation.
Most programmes around the world involved with women and girls and related issues tend to weigh heavily on the atrocities that befall them, the evils and negativism that surround the girl child and how we can fight them and get organized to stop these crimes.
The Charter makes no mention of voluntary funding, but most programmes of the United Nations Secretariat are at least partially funded by voluntary contributions,
Efficiency gains in the delivery of business operations support services can be expected to have a direct impact on the quality and effectiveness of programme delivery, as most programmes depend on the successful and timely provision of procurement services, human resources administration, communications technology and other administrative functions.
Most programmes to reduce childhood malnutrition include the protection and promotion of breastfeeding, attention to appropriate complementary feeding, nutrition education for behavioural change, growth monitoring and promotion, micronutrient deficiency control, nutritional support of the sick child, maternal nutrition and health referral, and support for women in household management and economic provision; however, the mix and emphases of nutrition-related programmes vary.
Most programmes remained unaffected by the fine-tuning of the secretariat structure.
Most programmes expected staff to incorporate a gender perspective in their work.
Despite these differences, the design of most programmes and policies have a similar approach.
As at 31 May 1999, considerable shortfalls in funding were projected for most programmes.
Most programmes combine diverse interventions to address an array of judicial, penal and police-system problems.
Survey and interview data indicate that most programmes do not systematically share lessons with other programmes. .
Table 7 shows that most programmes reached or exceeded their initially programmed levels of parliamentary services.
Poverty eradication remained the overriding goal of most programmes, particularly those of the least developed countries.
Most programmes have initiated partnership arrangements to mobilize technical resources in implementing their portfolios of diverse activities.