Examples of using Many programmes in English and their translations into French
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There appeared to be many programmes and projects, but no evidence of real progress, even after 20 years.
Many programmes focused on situational crime prevention
Many programmes bring adolescent boys
Many programmes have been introduced to attend to the needs
Rabobank Group currently runs many programmes in developing countries
world-wide leadership role that the United Nations seeks in its many programmes for the advancement of women.
The cost of multiplex broadcasting remains the same however many programmes are broadcast.
broad social consensus and sensitivity regarding children, reflected in the many programmes for the country's children.
thus many programmes are operating in a"policy vacuum.
individual members of the international community are to be commended for the many programmes being undertaken to address this modern plague.
Promoting hygiene is a key aspect of many programmes relating to access to water
Many programmes at this level are described as“technical” or“vocational” by the national educational authorities themselves,
Progress in harmonization of statistics with European legislation is monitored and evaluated by many programmes. One of them is the National Programme for Adoption of Acquis(NPAA),
My delegation, however, wishes to recall the many programmes and declarations-- with clear implementation targets aimed at addressing the challenges of climate change, poverty and underdevelopment-- that have already been agreed to by the international community.
The Department also funds many programmes that often benefit racial
For this reason,"An agenda for further change" is timely in providing a road map for improving the Organization's many programmes, structures and operations.
Many programmes include age-specific modules,
The study shows that many programmes raise the issue of men's violence against women but that this education
Ms. Shin said that she still had some concerns regarding gender role stereotypes. They persisted despite the many programmes designed to eliminate them,
But it is also t h e case that if evaluation were left t o departmental initiative, many programmes would continue for years without being thoroughly reviewed.