Examples of using Economic programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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a national economic development plan and the EU pre-accession economic programme.
During the period under review, a joint International Monetary Fund(IMF)/World Bank team visited the country to initiate discussions with the Government on an emergency economic programme.
IMF on how the Government's economic programme could be brought back on track
The path being followed by the farmers who dedicate their own resources to planting other crops is an unequivocal signal that today's conditions are immensely conducive to launching an alternative economic programme.
in the eyes of the media, associated with orchestrated negotiations in terms of drawing up an economic programme, although, in fact, no direct negotiations ever took place.
targeted to particular conduct; it is provided to support a member's economic programme that addresses its balance of payments problems.
growth facility(PRGF), which entailed a three-year arrangement to support the Government's economic programme for the period 2001-2004.
with the support of the international community, a strict economic programme entailing dynamic
I must also admit that this assistance falls far short of that needed to make the huge economic programme a success.
inside-the-White House politics of Reagan's economic programme.
for atrocities against women, has launched many schemes such as Women's Economic Programme(Swawlamban) STEP,
the Government had reached a preliminary agreement on a medium-term economic programme under the IMF Extended Credit Facility, which is now
Albania's economic programme was based on price liberalization,
it had been agreed that development should have priority in the international economic programme, and that greater consistency between national development strategies
To reverse the process, in my view, requires not just an alternative economic programme based on justice,
including the formulation of an economic programme with a human rights component,
In February, Kazakhstan's parliament approved a medium-term economic programme, which envisages GDP growing at an average annual rate of some 5 to 7 per cent in 2002-2004;
were the other elements of the economic programme.
Gabon is in a position to contemplate concluding a three-year economic programme(2006-2008) with IMF.
D.C.-based international financial and economic centres to be the best economic programme for developing countries in order to drive growth.