Examples of using Space programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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systems arising from space programmes in connection with the various user sectors;
opportunities existed for joint ventures, more consideration should be given to building up the infrastructure required to successfully implement space programmes.
technical changes affecting space programmes undertaken around the world.
There is a need to ensure that Member States that carry out significant peaceful scientific activities in outer space should share their experience with States that do not have space programmes through a specific mechanism for this purpose covering existing and future space programmes.
The joint Belarus-Russian space programmes"Cosmos-BR"(1999-2002),"Cosmos-SG"(2004-2007) and"Cosmos-NT"(2008-2011)
implementation of national, regional or international space programmes.
capital to support space programmes had been able to make progress while the others had remained totally
economic situations affecting space programmes around the globe, and recommended that it could be useful to examine the feasibility of a third UNISPACE conference.
countries that had not yet started or were not yet involved in any space programmes, but wished to do so.
the purpose of paragraph 1 was not to enable all countries to have full space programmes or to achieve equality in all aspects of space activities,
Besides information on national and international space programmes, the reports could include information in response to requests from the Working Group of the Whole,
will be the focus of space programmes and, just as 50 years ago,
Outer space could not be the exclusive preserve of countries that had space programmes, given the tremendous benefits potentially offered by space technology to even the most disadvantaged countries in areas such as natural disaster preparedness,
The papers covered success stories with respect to developing space programmes, reviewed the economic impact of small-satellite programmes,
The other side of building national space programmes in developing countries was constructing the technological base for satellite manufacturing,
regional and international space programmes, and on how those issues related to the exploitation of space technology for sustainable development,
his Government had worked hard to develop its space programmes, launching its first locally produced satellite launch vehicle(SLV) in 2008,
of the value of providing resources to space programmes in appropriate areas,
launch vehicles based on implemented space programmes.
embodying as it does the genuine aspirations of all the participants in the space programmes.