Examples of using A programme in English and their translations into Hindi
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Roughly a year ago, the British government sponsored a programme to identify possible CO2 burial sites in India.
Through a programme based on a strong international awareness, you will be trained for a top international financial position.
If you choose to beta test a programme, be aware that it may not function as expected.
Are you highly motivated and looking for a programme that gives you the freedom to pursue your own interests?
Are there any Dalits anchoring a programme or going regularly to camera on a major Indian television channel?
The FIFA chief, who was accompanied by a 35-member delegation, will also attend a programme attended by a host of former footballers at Eco Park.
Luo said the two countries have identified a programme to train Afghan public servants and diplomats.
A programme is proposed to be undertaken for encouraging more women driven buses/taxis all over the country.
required political will and the newly elected central government must implement such a programme on priority basis.
be a fashion designer, believes that a programme like Roshni helps migrant students.
International Business Law and Management is a programme specially designed for lawyers and legal advisors.
It will assist a programme on digitization of old manuscripts and documents which had begun in France 7 years ago.
was called Victoria's Secrets, a programme only shown in the UK on Channel 4.
These trainers added great value to the programme, and helped Ms Pal to craft a programme that would suit the needs of the company.
In 1956, he initiated a programme of closer'employee association with management' to give workers a stronger voice in the affairs of the company.
Sikkim became the first state in the country to carry out such a programme for the people entitling them to state government employee benefits.
start implementing a programme to gradually ban opium.
This reinforces our original belief that a programme was needed to add value to growing organizations all across the world at the middle and senior management levels.
A Programme can be proposed by any two Members or group of Members, or by the Secretariat.