Examples of using The programme would in English and their translations into Chinese
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Similar to the current approach, the programme would be open to young professionals from unrepresented and underrepresented Member States or those in danger of becoming so.
The programme would help to eradicate poverty, reduce maternal mortality and improve the health of adolescents.
The Programme would be implemented in a decentralized manner, while providing an overall framework for cross-fertilization between projects and programmes executed by NGOs or Governmental Institutions.
The programme would begin in 2011, closer to the launching of IPSAS, so as to maximize the effectiveness of the training.
The programme would thus be aligned with the strategic plan and would respond realistically to regional challenges given the available resources.
For its first three years, the Programme would focus on the integration of human rights education within the primary and secondary school systems.
The programme would have offices in Beijing and Bonn, Germany, as well as benefit from regional support offered by some 12 States.
The programme would focus on transnational organized crime and illicit trafficking, anti-corruption activities, terrorism prevention, criminal justice, drugs and health, and alternative development.
The programme would provide the States parties with a framework for regular discussion of measures to enhance national implementation and universalization of the Convention and to counter misuse of scientific and technological developments.
The programme would be developed by Inmujeres, which would take into account the needs of institutions and municipalities, and the characteristics of discrimination in each region.
The programme would be open to young professionals from unrepresented and underrepresented Member States and those in danger of becoming so(ibid., para. 17).
The programme would address a range of pressing needs, including technical education, demobilization, return and reintegration and a growing decentralized market economy;
The programme would support the transition of the Government from war to peace, emergency to rehabilitation and development, a single party system to a multi-party election system, and instability to stability.
The programme would replace the existing old age security/GIS programme and tax credit for seniors with a single tax-free, income-tested benefit based on family income.
The Programme would be staffed by two Air Transport Officers(at the P-3 level) to be funded through new posts which would be requested in the 2007/08 budget for the Logistics Base.
The programme would include assistance in preparation of guidelines for project implementation/ identification, preparation of investors' guides and training of the managers of IPA investment opportunity studies.
The programme would actively promote partnership between Africa and the stakeholders in its development through a better flow of information and organizing forums for policy makers and experts.
The programme would serve to rejuvenate the Organization, providing an influx of young talent with fresh ideas to help it respond to the needs of the twenty-first century.
Another delegation complimented UNFPA on the substance of the programme and noted that it was a positive development that the programme would be extended to disadvantaged groups and regions outside Cairo.