Examples of using Programme continued in English and their translations into Spanish
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The programme continued with the sectoral applications of industry 4.0 in four strategic areas:
The“Improving Quality of Life for the Most Underprivileged Sectors” mass electrification programme continued in Peru.
The programme continued to place particular emphasis on providing assistance to Africa
The programme continued to help 45 grassroots organizations and groups in camps to prepare
This programme continued to target the most impoverished refugee families
During the reporting period, the demobilization and reintegration programme continued in Blue Nile State.
The programme continued to provide physical and psychological care to
Meanwhile, the short-wave broadcasts of the programme continued over the Horn of Africa through satellite transmission.
The programme continued to represent the secretariat's interests in the negotiations between heads of United Nations agencies in Bonn
The Programme continued to work with Governments
systematic observation, the programme continued facilitating the flow of information
The Programme continued its series of discussion papers for university students,
During the biennium, the programme continued to plan, coordinate
During 1994 the Programme continued activities to focus the world's attention on HIV
women's organizations, the programme continued to promote gender equity,
During 1994 the Programme continued to assess national AIDS programmes on the basis of medium-term plans
The programme continued arranging a series of workshops for developing country journalists by organizing a further workshop in June 2010
The representative of UNEP said that the programme continued to assist Nepal,
The programme continued facilitating the dialogue on the project-based mechanisms by organizing 28 stakeholder coordination and/or training workshops
despite the enhanced cooperation of the Russian Mission with the federal and municipal authorities, the Parking Programme continued to have shortcomings.