Примеры использования Programmes continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Integrated programmes continued.
Programmes continue for the social integration of refugees living in Armenia.
Other regional programmes continued.
These programmes continue to inspire our common efforts towards sustainable development.
Several limited programmes continue.
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Most programmes continue to be prolonged scientific research campaigns, without any commercial viability.
Unfortunately, such disruptive anddiscriminatory governmental programmes continue unabated in South and Southeast Asia and in other places.
However, several programmes continue to face constraints owing to shortages of resources for the reintegration of demobilized soldiers.
The team was not optimistic about the prospects for the next programme cycle as all programmes continue to face major funding gaps.
Training programmes continue to have priority.
The training anddevelopment of public servants started after the implementation of the 1993 Agreement, and such programmes continue to be a driving force in Nunavut's evolution to self-sufficiency.
Global and regional programmes continued to facilitate the exchange of best practices.
On the contrary, many developed countries have introduced reforms and made adjustments to their pension andhealth-care programmes aimed at achieving financial stability and ensuring that programmes continue to deliver to future generations.
Animal vaccination programmes continued in the eastern region.
Programmes continue to be broadcast in the three dialects of the Amazigh language, and there are plans to create an Amazigh-language channel in the context of the audio-visual outreach project and action to highlight the diversity of Moroccan culture.
As for other United Nations specialized agencies, programmes continue as described in my previous report S/1995/937, para. 35.
Reintegration programmes continue in 2005 with increased or, in some sectors, exclusive involvement of development agencies and other actors.
Funding is needed urgently in the coming months to ensure that humanitarian programmes continue until the social and economic situation in the former Sectors improves.
These programmes continue to be posted by the Department of Public Information of the United Nations Secretariat on the United Nations web site in Afaan Oromo, Amharic, Arabic, English, Tigre and Tigrinya.
While progress is being made the critical fundingsituation that UNDP and some of its associated funds and programmes continue to face, the steady progress in the growth of regular resources achieved by UNIFEM and UNV notwithstanding.
Many agencies, funds and programmes continue to view the lack of partnership skills among staff as a key hurdle and have highlighted the lack of training.
Action-oriented activities for the implementation of the Special Initiative, including operational and coordination arrangements at the global, regional and national levels, follow-up, monitoring andmobilization of resources for concrete projects and programmes continue to be carried out by ECA and UNDP.
Core contributions to the funds and programmes continue to decline, however, and the United Nations faces unpredictable resource flows due to unpaid assessments.
These programmes continue to target the general population, as well as particular groups, including civil servants, the military, women, youth representatives, teachers and students, increasing awareness of and encouraging commitment to basic human rights principles.
Efforts aimed at streamlining and focusing the programmes continue in view of the necessity to assist the countries in mobilizing external resources for capacity-building and development.
Policies and programmes continue to focus on the tangible fixes-- increasing enrolment in primary education, improving health services, reducing poverty and increasing food security, making clean water and sanitation part of everyday life, and so on and so forth.
UNDP and its associated funds and programmes continue to work at community and local levels through pilot demonstration projects for scaling up and influencing upstream policy development.
Policies and programmes continue to focus on the tangible fixes: increasing enrolment in primary education, improving health services, reducing poverty, increasing food security and making clean water and sanitation part of everyday life.
Several established international programmes continue to provide a basis for the development of international and national standards- e.g. food additives, food contaminants, veterinary drug residues, and pesticide residues.
Successful interventions and prevention programmes continue to fall far short, and the sheer scale of the problem is having a devastating"knock-on" impact on broader health, poverty, education and hunger indicators and on the very capacity to govern.