Examples of using Basic programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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Such a listing, which has not previously been included in the proposed basic programme of work, is based on the Council's past practice
numerical targets in keeping with the Third Basic Programme for Persons with Disabilities(decided at a Cabinet meeting in 2013)
Several delegations noted the increase in the number of country offices with satisfactory ratings in basic programme management over the previous year,
one decision concerning its basic programme of work for 2003.
Priority Measures" sets out the targets to be achieved, such as numerical targets, etc., for the measures to be implemented intensively during the first five-year period of the"Basic Programme for Persons with Disabilities" 2003-2007.
the Secretary-General hereby submits for consideration by the Council at its organizational session the basic programme of work for 1997 and 1998.
28 April 2011 Agenda item 3 Basic programme of work of the Council.
free primary education as of September 2000 and a basic programme, supported by UNICEF,
The framework describes key elements of HIV responses in three categories- basic programme activities, critical enablers, and synergies with development sectors- to help countries and implementing partners focus
Then, during the later five-year period of the Basic Programme for Persons with Disabilities(FY 2008- FY 2012),
In late 1998 a basic programme for the Prison Administration
The basic programme of the Democratic and Values Education section up to 2008 was the building of"Democratic Citizenship Schools" based on the principles of the Council of Europe's project for EDC/HRE(Learning
attended by 680 students, whilst the informal sector training programme seeks to improve skills acquired in the basic programme and attaches students to craftsmen
strategies to implement the Basic Programme during the first five years of the Basic Programme. .
in accordance with the proposed basic programme of work of the Economic and Social Council for 2012
procuring is now a topic that is an integral part of the instruction for the basic programme of the Danish Police College.
While the lead-time for the preparation of the programme for the Year has been short in contrast to similar years, the basic programme for the Year is none the less already in place,
said that no enrolment fees would apply to regular courses organized as part of the basic programme, which followed a regular progression leading to a certificate of linguistic proficiency.
The present report has been prepared in conjunction with other reports before the Council at its fortieth session that contain basic programme data related to work financed by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)
The basic programme fields are: