Examples of using Embarked on a process in English and their translations into Spanish
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Many of the least developed countries embarked on a process of reforming their institutional
our Organization embarked on a process of reform.
For this reason the Special Rapporteur has embarked on a process of preparing draft guidelines for States
In 2014-15, Oxfam embarked on a process to transform the way that it works
We have embarked on a process where legal theory can be put into effective practice.
Trinidad and Tobago has recognized that fact and has embarked on a process to formulate an integrated response to deal with the epidemic.
We set ourselves a deadline of December of that year, and embarked on a process of trial and error.
the majority of African countries have embarked on a process of structural adjustment
In recent years, most LDCs have embarked on a process of structural adjustment and wide-ranging reforms,
the white minority regime of South Africa has embarked on a process of political reform by signing an agreement for provisional power sharing with the country's black majority.
ITC has embarked on a process of change management,
Burkina Faso has also embarked on a process of full decentralization with the adoption of law No. 055-2004/AN of 21 December 2004 establishing the general code for territorial authorities in Burkina Faso.
my Government has embarked on a process of fundamentally reforming the welfare system of South Africa through the development of a new policy
The Cuban Government has embarked on a process of economic reform that we hope will enable the country to overcome the present economic crisis
Since 2012, UNODC has embarked on a process of upgrading the tool,
we have embarked on a process of policy reforms geared towards enhancing socio-economic growth
my Government has embarked on a process of consultation and collaboration with all sectors of our population,
has now embarked on a process of scaling down its army to a level which the economy can sustain
it has embarked on a process of transition to democracy.
During the 2003/04 school year, the Spanish system embarked on a process of geographical reorganization to concentrate primary and secondary students in four principal towns: Encamp, la Massana,