Examples of using Programmes of this in English and their translations into French
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Indigenous peoples have an enormous need to have access to a programme of this kind, one that is effective in achieving its objectives.
As is inevitable in the implementation of any programme of this nature, the actual progress over time would be varied,
On the programme of this Belgian season opener:
was successful even though she recognised that a programme of this scale can never satisfy every single person.
realism in setting the objectives and targets of a programme of this nature.
In spring 2005, a working group comprising a broad range of participants from different religious communities was established with a view to the adoption of a programme of this nature before 1 September 2005.
To complete the programme of this new series' first season,
if we think that three of the four so-called core issues which have been foreseen by the six Presidents for the programme of this year are issues related to the nuclear field.
Therefore let me underline my commitment to Bali, not in the context of a shopping list. But in a way that reflects the intentions you had when you requested this direction UNEP at the time-- when governments requested a different response from the programme of this institution.
to expand RHM programmes, Romania was the first country in which a programme of this nature was launched
Investment programmes of this sort are aimed at, inter alia.
The Ministry of Health provides technical leadership for youth programmes of this nature.
Programmes of this type are currently under way, mostly with the Government of Japan.
Although a few programmes of this kind have been tailored and tested, 51 those that have been evaluated
Significant programmes of this type are under way in Africa
some institutions at state level are involved in protection programmes of this sort.
The number of hours dedicated to the problems of violence against women has been increasing in the different training programmes of this police force.
Future programmes of this magnitude would benefit from an independent assessment of the systems and controls that were lacking in the administration of the programme.
Consideration needs to be given to how programmes of this nature can be encouraged
are contemplating reforms aimed at developing new distinctive institutions and programmes of this type.