Examples of using Programme can in English and their translations into Russian
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A strategy would help match the expectations of beneficiaries with what the programme can deliver within given resources.
Participants who have completed the Core Programme can choose to participate in the Extended Programme by selecting a recent ongoing case of peacemaking
This modular programme can be delivered by headquarters and field-based training staff,
The follow-up period to the training programme can range from one to two years depending on resources.
factors from which changes in the programme can be decided.
The Committee is further concerned that admission to the programme can be considered as a sentence in future criminal proceedings.
The land programme can only be considered to have been completed when the beneficiaries are able to register their titles
Further information on specific projects being implemented under the programme can be found on the Website of the High Commissioner on the Internet http://www. unhchr. ch.
An information sheet and application form concerning the programme can be obtained from the Registry or from the Tribunal's web sites at http://www. itlos. org or http://www. tidm. org.
The Programme can enhance the process of making comprehensive freshwater assessments within individual countries
A reduced gravel stabilization programme can be implemented faster, i.e. in 635 crew-weeks,
The performance duration is 2 hours, the programme can be divided into 4 sections of 30 minutes or 1 compartment of 30 minutes+ 2 for 45 minutes.
application form concerning the programme can be obtained from the Registry
Group on Effects and the proposed lists of tasks for each programme can be found in document ECE/EB. AIR/WG.1/2006/4.
some elements of the Programme can be identified as being particularly relevant to women in rural areas.
delivery mechanisms so that the new global programme can better support the achievement of results at the country level based on the following considerations.
Parents should be encouraged to understand that their participation and feedback about the programme can be helpful to other families in their community
Moreover, the Programme's strategy for 1997-2001 emphasizes that drug-control initiatives must be targeted and result-oriented so that the Programme can best support the international community, taking account of its limited resources.
environment activities being undertaken in their countries so that the Programme can share the information with the public
As such, additional costs for this programme can be defined as costs associated with the programmes