Examples of using Programme increased in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 1989, the number of countries participating in the programme increased to 40.
The programme increased childhood immunization, vitamin A supplementation and deworming coverage.
Rates for worldwide vehicle third-party insurance programme increased effective 1 June 1996.
The closed-captioning programme increased television coverage and broadcasting and various magazines, books and other publications were issued in Braille.
Rates for worldwide vehicle third-party liability insurance programme increased effective 1 July 1997.
Funded under PIP and EPA, the activities of the programme increased significantly in 1994-1995 and were expected to receive more attention during the 1996-1997 biennium.
After three years,Empretecos already in business prior to attending the programme increased their sales by 10 to 80 per cent.
The programme increased enrolment ratios at all levels, particularly at the transition from primary to secondary education when many children traditionally tend to drop out.
Membership in the World Tr@de Net Programme increased to 50 as 6 new countries joined the global network.
The programme increased access to school in the three districts for girls and children from vulnerable groups, and performance on the end-of-primary certificate exceeded the national level.
The total amount of funds allocated to this programme increased from $147.2 million in 1989/90 to $261.3 million in 1995/96.
This programme increased the knowledge of the expert participants on victim assistance in the context of the Convention, emphasized the place of victim assistance in the broader contexts of disability, health care, social services, and development, reaffirmed the importance of key principles adopted by the States Parties in 2004, and reaffirmed key challenges.
The number of top managers trained under the" Damu-Komek" programme increased from 88 to 141 and from 119 to 137 over the two periods.
The United States PEPFAR programme increased its contributions from $4.5 billion in 2007 to $6.2 billion in 2008 and has subsequently increased its annual budgets.
The total area of forest in transboundary conservation reserves andtheir immediate buffer areas under the programme increased from 1 million hectares(ha) in 2000 to almost 10 million ha at the end of 2002.
While outreach in the Gaza Strip was stagnant, the programme increased its credit outreach by 50 per cent between 2007 and 2008. This was driven most dramatically by record outreach in the West Bank, where 9,000 loans worth $14 million were financed.
In 2005 alone, a regularisation programme increased the legal immigrant population by 700,000 people.
With the support of UNDP, and as part of the implementation of the programme Increased Participation of Women in Community Decisions, through improving the exercise of their civil and economic rights, steps were taken between June 2011 and July 2013 in the south-eastern and south-western parts of the country to allow women to express themselves in public and to participate in the administration of community affairs.
The operational pace of the safety and security programme increased dramatically, with a significant number of surge deployments to support field operations.
Total participation in the poverty alleviation programme increased slightly, from 1,803 participants at mid-1996 to 1,848 at mid-1997(see annex I, table 4).
The United Nations Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice Fund programme increased by $0.2 million(5 per cent) in 2006-2007, but is projected to decrease by $0.8 million(29 per cent) in 2008-2009.
Also during the period, the Operational Satellite Applications Programme increased its efforts to provide humanitarian agencies and organizations with rapid mapping services in support of disasters and complex emergency response operations.
During the same period,in the Syrian Arab Republic and Jordan, the programme increased its lending from 2,531 loans worth $1.98 million to 4,728 loans worth $3.02 million and from 2,216 loans worth $2.90 million to 3,570 loans worth $4.20 million respectively.
In South-West Asia, following the signatures of memoranda of understanding, the Programme increased its cooperation with the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation and the Economic Cooperation Organization by providing technical assistance to workshops and assisting in the preparation of drug control plans.
Interregional programmes increased as a proportion of total expenditures in the early 1990s but have declined again since then.
The percentage of States that reported such plans or programmes increased slightly compared with the fourth reporting period.
Other resources to support thematic funds, projects and programmes increased steadily in absolute terms.
In addition,the number of United Nations Volunteers involved in implementing programmes increased to 600, and UNHCR channelled $330 million of the annual budget through the implementing partners.
Focusing on priority countries and regions where the HIV infectionis driven by injecting drug abuse, the programme increases the capacity of countries to plan, implement and evaluate HIV/AIDS prevention activities.
It is also noted, however, that the benefits of such programmes increase considerably if they go beyond syringe and needle exchange to include AIDS education, counselling and referral to a variety of treatment options;