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It was also announced that this programme could be intensified, particularly in the
indicators of achievement of the programme could be improved, while the formulation of others was welcomed.
The programme could identify ongoing national
China reaffirmed that no programme could be changed without approval by the General Assembly
since at meetings with the Secretariat it had been argued that only by joint decision with the Government concerned in each programme could the sums allocated be revised.
The programme could consist of clusters that would integrate in an effective manner related sectoral
The programme could now benefit fully from synergies with other programmes in the Division for Services Infrastructure for Development
Since current support by the international community is skewed in favour of emergency needs, the programme could concentrate its efforts on development interventions
but emphasized that the programme could be more ambitious in its aim to reduce acute malnutrition.
politicians also expressed doubts as to whether the cost of such a programme could be limited to R39 billion,
one of Spooner's major goals during this period was to prove that the programme could survive major cast changes.
In addition, the Programme could develop recommendations for the functional role of such units
if external factors permit, the programme could reach a level of 20,000 business loans amounting to an investment of $20 million annually.
The assets created by the programme could serve to ease the situation of rural women in the areas concerned,
In general, Board members were sceptical that such a programme could be approved at the United Nations, but were open to
In addition, the resource requirements of the United Nations Programme on Space Applications should be carefully reviewed to ensure that the Programme could be effectively oriented towards conference preparations during the 18-month period prior to the conference.
policy advice should be strengthened, so that the Programme could continue to play an important role in the process of international environmental governance.
III of the Treaty was the basic condition for benefiting from article IV. Concern was expressed that the programme could be used as a political tool.
that the purpose and goals of the Programme could be fulfilled in the near-term.
This programme could be offered at one of the headquarters locations