Examples of using Every programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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Every programme and project starts with a situation analysis.
This is exemplified in the Baby citizen programme and in every programme.
With each and every programme country, we must enter into a dialogue.
Not all organizations would need to have a presence on the ground orbe part of every programme.
Every programme has a different fee structure dependent on the experts used and on external funding.
It is an important component of corporate management andan integral part of the management of every programme.
These issues do not appear in the overall orientation for every programme in the biennial programme plan.
As a result, Knowledge Group approaches every programme design with a critical focus on developing a sustainable solution in close partnership with our clients.
Every 3 months you canearn 16072 XRC distributed through rewards for every programme cycle.
Post-course participant feedback is used in every programme, and the aggregate results are used for refinement and follow-up.
They imply that people shouldbe the primary beneficiaries of every resolution that we adopt and every programme that we launch.
(b) Every programme has beneficiaries-- target groups or target institutions-- that have an explicit need or seek a solution to a specific problem;
We are all constantly designing, redesigning and improving every programme and process to serve the talent that works here.
Every programme now has a South-South cooperation component; for some it is a primary element of policy and programming.
He emphasized that continuous considerationshould be given about local capacity-building in every programme, every project and every organization.
Thus, every programme and practice becomes a learning situation in which to compare and reduce the gap between current and preferred performance levels.
National management of programmes was considered essential to successful development cooperation,and was therefore built into every programme.
Many agreed that programmes should take a life cycle approach butthat not every programme could or should address all stages of the life cycle.
Almost every programme of UNEP is involved in training activities; a small unit, the Environmental Education and Training Unit, organizes and coordinates these training activities.
The Government had directed that all governmental programmes should contain a gender component andthat the gender impact of every programme should be assessed.
The new Government, established in December 2001,had directed that every programme contain a gender component and that the gender impact of every programme be assessed.
Posters of The United Nations are placed in various buildings on campus,and a Documentary film" The United Nations" is screened during every programme held in the organization ' s premises.
For in the Baby Citizen programme, as in every programme offered by the organization, acquiring and developing values and emotional intelligence is just as important as learning factual knowledge.
There is no logic in restricting discussion on the needs and concerns of half the world ' s population on any matter to one UN forum: to do so excludes half the world 's population at each meeting and in every programme.
As a consequence of the SecretaryGeneral ' s reform,which stresses the crosscutting nature of human rights across every programme of the United Nations, many organizations are embarking upon the process of adopting a rightsbased approach to their work.
The Committee had considered the report on the proposed system-wide medium-term plan for the advancement of women, 1996-2001, and had made a series of recommendations aimed at ensuring that theitem on women became an integral part of every programme developed by the Organization.
Every programme or piece of legislation aimed at eliminating extreme poverty should seek to take into account the different situations of women and men and to rectify inequalities between girls and boys and between women and men with regard to the use of resources, access to rights, the exercise of responsibilities and support for family life.
In terms of the thematic focuses of programmes under the 10-year framework of programmes, many participants agreed that they could take a life-cycle approach but that not every programme could or should deal with all stages of the life cycle.
Member States have been reluctant to decide on priorities, given the fact that some objectives are important to some Member States and other objectives are important to other Member States. That has usually resulted in priorities being designated for awide range of issues covering almost every programme.
By stressing the cross-cutting nature of human rights in all matters, whether related to peace and security, humanitarian issues or development, the Secretary-General, in his own words,has“made human rights a priority in every programme the United Nations launches and in every mission we embark upon.