Примеры использования All these programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All these programmes are conducted in both Guarani and Spanish.
Insufficiency of resources to implement all these programmes throughout the national territory;
All these programmes actually only increase the businessman's spendings.
In 1985 the economic crisis worsened andthe Government was no longer able to finance all these programmes.
All these programmes and projects contribute to creating better educational services.
ONUSAL continues to offer its help in overcoming the existing problems so that all these programmes can be implemented.
All these programmes aimed at increasing productivity and the development of exports.
However, political stability and the support of the international community are vital if all these programmes are to succeed.
All these programmes are aimed at persons who left the education system for some reason.
As UNCTAD and World Bank calculations noted above indicate, however,for some countries, the maximum relief under all these programmes may not be sufficient.
All these programmes and plans can be implemented only in an environment in which peace and security are guaranteed.
Older programmes to control some of these diseases, such as the programme to combat parasitic diseases, particularly cutaneous leishmaniasis, and the programme to combat tuberculosis have been strengthened andrestructured within the single primary health-care system in which all these programmes are combined.
The implementation of all these programmes will help increase the wealth of the population, including for women.
All these programmes are intended to deal with serious problems, such as that of reducing the maternal and infant morbidity rates.
The common characteristic of all these programmes and proposals lies in the emphasis that they place on the preventive aspect.
All these programmes are coordinated in order to consolidate them with other multisectoral activities.
During 2000-2003, the combined entries under all these programmes averaged 201,000 annually; in Japan the equivalent figure was 139,000, and in Australia, 44,000 see table 4.
All these programmes have been more or less known for years, but the experts believed they would not be operational for a long time.
Among the conditions critical for the success of all these programmes are a stable macroeconomic environment, good infrastructure, skilled manpower and technological capability.
When all these programmes are in place by mid-1996, there will be more than 60 programme directors and staff in the field.
For a long time, however, the common approach of all these programmes was limited to various forms of support to the individual and were organized as disability-specific services outside the mainstream of society.
All these programmes and strategies have enabled us to ensure a greater availability of resources to achieve social and economic objectives for children and their families.
What is common to all these programmes is that they offer a series of sessions that help to provide skills and correct information about drugs and drug abuse.
All these programmes are implemented in close cooperation among Government agencies, NGOs, the corporate sector and all stakeholders within the community.
It is expected that all these programmes will continue after 1998 and beyond, as vital instruments in the consolidation of peace and the strengthening of long-term development.
All these programmes have been prepared by experts belonging to the national minorities and submitted for approval to the competent government body authorized to approve curriculums.
Certainly, all these programmes and projects cannot be implemented without adequate financial resources.
In fact, all these programmes depend upon voluntary contributions of people and private donors, but they have traditionally responded well to the North Caucasus appeals.
All these programmes are jointly implemented by the Lao Government and the Nam Theun 2 Power Company(NTPC) and will gradually be transferred to the Lao Government to secure sustainability.
All these programmes significantly reduced the rate of infant mortality from 86 per cent per 1000 live births(1 year) in 2005 to 62 per cent per 1000 born children in 2008 and 152 per cent to 103 per cent per 1,000 for children below the age of five years.