Examples of using Programme of reforms in English and their translations into French
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At the end of the meeting, the Chiefs of Defence Staff recommended the swift mobilization of $95 million to implement a programme of reforms as part of the road map, which included the
also to struggle for it to become the next major achievement in the Organization's programme of reforms.
Briefly describing the main thrust of the programme of reforms and quoting extracts from the address of the President of the Republic,
The programme of reform you, the members of the General Assembly, have in your
The OAU programme of reform and restructuring was identified as a top priority area for cooperation between OAU
The programme of reform under way in the United Nations system has greatly contributed to a growing culture of cooperation
Mr. Sané referred to the programme of reform undertaken by the organization for the past two years and its attention to
civil society is an important element of the programme of reform.
the new Director launched a programme of reform, a new strategy,
It is expected that this work will be of use to other United Nations organizations undergoing similar programmes of reform.
address its causes collectively, through deep-rooted and tightly-constructed programmes of reform.
In this respect, UNFIP is guided by the Secretary-General's ongoing programme of reform and the Millennium Development Goals.
In the economic field, the Government continues to implement programmes of reform and liberalization of the economy
These programmes of reform in health and education made it clear that economic progress could not be bought at the expense of social progress.
Developing countries must pursue programmes of reform and economic adjustment appropriate to their national situations in order to create conditions for prosperity and growth.
It has become apparent that the design and conduct of programmes of reform require the steady involvement of competent national teams.
It is of the utmost importance that recipient countries themselves design programmes of reform and poverty eradication and fully own them.
My programme of reform begun over the course of the past year builds on this institutional capacity, and has already yielded
We would also like to affirm the keenness of the Sudan that the programme of reform should result in strengthening the ability of the United Nations to respond to humanitarian,
more substantive programme of reform based on the recommendations of the Panel of Eminent Persons,