Examples of using The programmes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
The programmes we offer are the same as those delivered in the Netherlands apart from some adaptations for practical
The programmes are delivered for many public,
Applying known methods and tools while developing new solutions for problems related to the field of technology and the economy are key elements of the programmes.
Our teachers are consciously seeking to preserve the economic traditions of the university within the programmes developed by the Faculty of Social Sciences.
The programmes consist of practical oriented degree programmes
Shubamrita's third visit to the country, and the programmes evoked a very good response.
Subsequently, the programmes have been offered to mature students from other GCC countries from its Bahrain base
Some of the programmes are more than 100 years old and have been a contributory factor in shaping the renowned Danish welfare society.
The programmes are value-added courses to future graduates,
The programmes of the Two Minutes Hate varied from day to day, but there was none in which Snowden was not the principal figure.
The programmes of the Two Minutes Hate varied from day to day, but there was none in which Goldstein was not the principal figure….
The programmes have been given the highest status,
It is much easier, and therefore more attractive for those implementing the programmes, to target those who already have an income close to the poverty line.
International Networking: The international profile of the participants underpins the programmes multi-disciplinary vision.
However, we still need to keep advocating transparency and good governance in the way we administer the programmes.
Yet we need to keep advocating transparency and good governance in the way we administer the programmes.
TV tuner information in order to determine the programmes watched.
and manage the programmes of study running in several key areas.
explain problems with the programmes or policies of the agency.