Examples of using Programmes aimed in English and their translations into Spanish
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It was regrettable that programmes aimed at the militarization of space were still being undertaken.
Morocco and Lebanon launched programmes aimed at support to the government policy of eliminating drug production.
The Women's Affairs Bureau(WAB) continues to be engaged in a number of activities and programmes aimed at advancing the status of women.
policies and programmes aimed at the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.
Evaluating policies and programmes aimed at reaching or affecting access by key populations.
Such programmes aimed to address the health of the mother throughout her pregnancy,
Many programmes aimed at strengthening families have been implemented
will seriously impair programmes aimed at capacity-building and make the development status and achievements unsustainable.
To do so, programmes aimed at strengthening the economic autonomy of Haitians,
entitled"Promoting programmes aimed at the treatment, rehabilitation
These activities are conducted in the context of programmes aimed at changing stereotypical attitudes toward those roles.
All programmes aimed at the realization of national action plans must include corrective measures,
Non-governmental organizations had proved to be highly effective in implementing programmes aimed at specific target groups,
NGOs also carry out programmes aimed at preparing residential institution leavers for independent living.
He would welcome information on programmes aimed at combating prejudice
UNICEF does not have discreet projects or programmes aimed specifically at institutional strengthening in evaluation.
These programmes aimed at building trust in the assistance process,
Displacement is implementing programmes aimed at encouraging the return or resettlement of displaced families.
Also, programmes aimed at making children victims economically self-reliant
The report acknowledges that programmes aimed at eliminating discrimination in employment are not effective,