Examples of using Regular programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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hence a spillover effect on the Agency's regular programmes is unavoidable.
that the traditional solid support of major donors to UNRWA's regular programmes will continue.
again without affecting their contributions to the regular programmes.
only cash contributions but also donations-in-kind towards its regular programmes.
agencies of the United Nations system to integrate the support for South-South technical cooperation into their regular programmes.
structures and regular programmes.
again without affecting their contributions to the regular programmes.
triangular cooperation initiatives into their regular programmes.
Progress was reported in the implementation of the WMO Plan of Action for the Decade, involving both the Organization's regular programmes and additional special projects.
The regular programmes and projects of the Economic Commission for Latin America
In recent years, the Agency had undertaken certain activities outside its regular programmes on the understanding that they would be fully funded through extrabudgetary contributions.
While the number of countries with regular programmes expanded to 25, the need for resettlement places outstripped supply.
The programme structure, which comprises four regular programmes and one new programme
Novi Sad television broadcasts its regular programmes in five languages in Hungarian every day
expand facilities in connection with the Agency's regular programmes, namely schools,
related requirements that were outside the planned and approved regular programmes of the United Nations agencies.
The budget for the General Fund covered all costs incurred in the implementation of the Agency's regular programmes in the education, health
As a result of the embargo, regular programmes for housing and infrastructure provision and improvement were postponed,
In efforts to integrate MNS into ITC's regular programmes, one representative stated that it was important that MNS did not lose its identity in the process.
made vulnerable in the context of HIV/AIDS was addressed through targeted interventions funded under UNICEF regular programmes in drought-affected areas.