Examples of using Elements of the programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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it disagreed with some elements of the Programme of Action for the Second Decade A/60/270.
how to make sure that new frontline workers continue the elements of the programme that first made it effective,
while section III contains elements of the programme of work of ACC envisaged for 1999
To the extent possible, those elements of the programme dealing with the marketing of Palestinian agricultural
in particular through the activities of the Strategic Approach secretariat and those elements of the programme of work of the United Nations Environment Programme related to the environmental aspects of the Strategic Approach;
inter alia, the elements of the Programme of Action for the Second Decade that had not yet been completed.
effective participation of women in all elements of the programme of work, taking into account the need.
That element of the programme had proven particularly successful
One element of the programme is a voluntary industry agreement,
An element of the programme will be to undertake humanitarian demining activities and clear unexploded ordnance in affected areas.
in principle, every element of the Programme of Action, from national legislation
whereas in the past access was restricted to certain elements of the programmes.
For example, Grenada has implemented sustainable forest management activities consistently within the elements of the programmes of work of the various related United Nations conventions
Unless the General Assembly decided that some elements of the programmes were unnecessary,
other Governments to consider the need for joint implementation of elements of the programmes of work on inland water ecosystems
one stated that it would welcome a discussion on strengthening funding for this element of the programme.
To be recognized as an element of the programme for securing the human right to development,
As one element of the programme on GNSS applications,
urged UNIDO to refer to that element of the programme as"post-crisis industrial rehabilitation.
whereby the Geneva office is one element of the programme of work and, therefore, resources required under