Examples of using Programme can in English and their translations into Spanish
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a different aggregation must have the following profile before its inclusion in this programme can be considered.
The grants allocated through this programme can be used to nance the following activities.
The grants allocated to the context of this programme can be used to nance the following activities.
The grants allocated to the context of this programme can be used to cover the costs/expenses related to the following items.
the anticipated social effects of the programme can be summed up as follows.
The security measures that are delivered through the programme can be preventive or protective.
The submission noted that the programme can adopt a staged approach,
people and programme can be further expanded into structure,
In her previous report, the independent expert identified four areas the programme can begin to address.
By choosing specific options in the second semester the degree programme can be tailored to provide specialisms in either Aeronautics or Systems.
Such a programme can be adjusted to meet the changing employment levels in the West Bank
The results of the programme can be summarized by citing the achievements resulting from the implementation of its components.
The specific content of a programme can be specifically adapted to the nature
The programme can be tailored for any hospitality
The programme can be gradually adopted across the country starting from autumn 2009.
with the support of a United Nations human rights officer that such a programme can be elaborated before the end of 2006.
The fact that the Programme can be launched only by a representative of a particular law enforcement authority(an officer of the Police or the Border Guard) and a prosecutor is
Although a training centre is necessary for any country seeking to benefit fully from TRAINMAR, the programme can even help countries without training centres to benefit from training abroad
As such, additional costs for this programme can be defined as costs associated with the programmes
This analysis determines whether or not the programme can be considered sufficiently complex to justify a complexity-responsive evaluation,