Exemples d'utilisation de It is expected that the programme en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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In the mid-term, it is expected that the programme will become largely self-funded.
In helping to strengthen the socioeconomic infrastructure of the Partner countries, it is expected that the programme will contribute to overall stability and peace.
It is expected that the programme will support around 10 Local Action Groups in Saxony-Anhalt.
By the end of the period covered by the plan, it is expected that the programme will have achieved the following.
It is expected that the programme will have a positive impact on the position of women.
It is expected that the programme will support around twelve Local Action Groups in Northern Ireland.
By the end of the period covered by the plan, it is expected that the programme will have achieved the following.
It is expected that the programme will support around 6 Local Action Groups selected in Schleswig-Holstein.
Subsequent to the consideration of the report of, and responses to,the Second Independent Evaluation of UNAIDS, it is expected that the Programme Coordinating Board will provide guidance and make decisions for implementation.
It is expected that the programme will facilitate the mobility of around 1500 Master and PhD students.
At the appropriate time, it is expected that the programme could be transferred to complete government control.
It is expected that the programme will result in the establishment of 20 to 25 companies and between 300 and 400 jobs.
He stated that much progress has been made and that it is expected that the programme will begin soon in West Africa, but pointed out that the only obstacle remaining is the question of financing.
It is expected that the programme will provide courses for at least 1 100 persons in the eligible area.
Tunisia: In Tunisia, it is expected that the programme of assistance will be implemented by the UNHCR Honorary Representative in coordination with the Tunisian Red Crescent CRT.
It is expected that the programme will result in the creation of approximately 2 100 new jobs, and that 4 800 people will be trained.
In terms of results, at the end of the plan period, it is expected that the programme will have contributed significantly to strengthening capacities in member States individually and collectively for effective policy formulation and implementation to address their development challenges, with particular emphasis on poverty reduction.
It is expected that the Programme in English, French and Spanish would be published by the end of 1995.
It is expected that the programme will also develop similar relationships with bilateral programmes that are now under way.