Examples of using Programme needs in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
The programme needs a unified process including the systematic use of quality indicators for measuring performance and results.
The programme needs further support to strengthen its curriculum in the areas of conflict prevention and management, including indigenous or transitional forms of conciliation and resolution.
The preparation of the budget provided an opportunity to realign resources with programme needs, which was part of the normal budgetary process.
The Georgian and Abkhaz sides jointly identified the programme needs under the auspices of Working Group III of the Coordinating Council, which deals with socio-economic issues.
Chinese scientists say there are good reasons to plant vegetation in barren areas but that the programme needs to take into account local conditions.
Codes and standards for best practices are being researched and developed, but this programme needs ongoing funding for its continued development and implementation.
The experience of Ireland shows that a business linkages programme needs to change and evolve over time.
Therefore, an IFRS implementation programme needs to adequately assess the state of readiness of relevant professional accountancy organizations so that the necessary resources are available to ensure competent and continuous support from such organizations.
To engage the international community on, inter alia, ensuring funding and UNRWA programme needs, the Agency is planning a major international conference to be hosted by the Government of Switzerland in June 2004.
However, as of June 2000, only 50 per cent of the total requirement had been pledged, with the result that WFP food stocks have been insufficient to cover programme needs.
The chemicals in products programme needs to address challenges related to the diverse and large number of consumer product sectors involved, which impede efforts to develop a truly global approach.
The review also identified areas in which the Programme needs modification to respond effectively to the major changes that have arisen in the global HIV/AIDS environment since 2000.
Parties proposed that the successor work programme needs to foster the participation of all stakeholders in the implementation of Article 6 of the Convention and invite them to report on the implementation of activities.
Only once these programme needs are identified and the corresponding inputs of resources(financial, human, technological and organizational) are quantified can the administrative requirements of the" core" programme of an agency be properly estimated.
Universal programmes need an overall institutional framework.
Business linkage programmes need greater outreach to avoid imbalanced costs and benefits.
Conservation programmes need to cater for these facets.
This is an issue that relevant United Nations programmes need to address.
Economic empowerment programmes need to find strategies for breaking out of this vicious circle.
Programmes need to be meaningful to those they are designed to reach.