Examples of using To the priorities in English and their translations into Chinese
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It begins by listening to the priorities set community-based partners at our international program sites.
They underlined the fact that they have organized their activities in Africa to respond directly to the priorities of NEPAD.
(a) Results-based budgets for programmes and projects aligned to the priorities of the medium-term strategic and institutional plan(1).
We begin by listening to the priorities set by our community-based partners at our international program sites.
Follow-up actions of current and future donor financial support will align to the priorities of the National Development Strategy.
Section II contains the provisional agenda of the fifty-ninth session organized under headings corresponding to the priorities of the medium-term plan for the period 2002-2005.
Global Programme responsiveness to the priorities of individual regional programmes approved by the Executive Board was included in the evaluation.
Nonetheless, by responding to the priorities identified by States themselves, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes had been able to play an effective role in the area of development.
They recognized that the Plan will be explicitly linked to the priorities outlined in the Palestinian Reform and Development Plan, which was launched at the December 2007 Paris donors conference.
In line with that mandate, the centres will undertake to implement in their respective subregions aspects of the subprogramme tailored specifically to the priorities and circumstances of individual subregions.
All nine Regional Consultation Mechanism clusters completed their business plans and developed joint programmes and/or projects aligned to the priorities of the African Union and NEPAD.
Concern was expressed at the absolute and proportionate decline in technical assistance activities in least developed countries, in contrast to the priorities agreed on at Midrand.
Lastly, she hoped that the Fifth Committee would give due consideration to the priorities set by the General Assembly when it took a decision on the activities of the Office of Internal Oversight Services.
Separately, the review process initiated in the latter half of 2003 resulted in the formulation of a coordinated research programme responding directly to the priorities identified in the corporate strategy.