Examples of using Programme must in English and their translations into Arabic
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In order to carry out its mandated and expanded activities effectively, the Programme must solicit additional funds, in the form of voluntary contributions, in support of its activities.
The Programme must be strengthened in order to increase its efficiency in dealing with environmental problems.
Consistency with the national policy framework and global initiatives. A national forestry programme must link national sustainable development plans with regional and local strategies.
Any UNDP programme must ensure respect for the human rights of its beneficiaries.
His delegation wished to emphasize that it was necessary to hire newrecruits by means of the national competitive examination. That programme must be expanded since it constituted the most effective tool for improving geographical representation.
Such a programme must address the issue of guarantees for peaceful voting and the security of votes.
He asked donors to consider favourably the Consolidated Appeal Process that would bringadditional funding for communities and families on whom the new country programme must count to achieve its objectives.
An active information programme must be an integral part of the strategic management of a reformed United Nations.
Viewed from this perspective, disaster management training programme workshops areonly the first step in a process of capacity-building; the programme must build on and strengthen local United Nations initiatives.
Any career development programme must include comprehensive proposals for all levels and categories of staff.
In order to carry out effectively its mandated and expanded activities,in particular those aimed at implementing the recommendations of UNISPACE III, the Programme must solicit additional funds, in the form of voluntary contributions, in support of its activities.
The United Nations Environment Programme must accord utmost priority to the highly scientific work being done by the Scientific Committee.
In view of the fact that this research initiative has revealed that the housing conditions of indigenous peoples across the world, in industrialized and developing countries alike, are inadequate,the United Nations Housing Rights Programme must continue its work to promote the housing rights of indigenous peoples.
The programme must also expand to address the humanitarian aspects of mine clearance, the demobilization of former combatants and their integration into civilian life.
In order tocontinue building on the progress already achieved in the field of disability, the programme must be extended to the year 2000 and beyond, as suggested in the Strategy which the draft resolution sought to implement.
In addition, the programme must ensure overall development with equity, or transformation of the structure of production, which reduces interregional and interpersonal disparities and inequity.
However, the commitment to undertake any programme must be accompanied by assurances as to the availability of the funds required to carry it out and on a basis that will meet the highest quality standards.
The Programme must also act with determination and authority in the areas of its competence; it must firmly reassert its purpose of coordinating activities carried out elsewhere, within and outside the United Nations system.
(b) A viable performance management programme must be integrated with the organization ' s strategy for the management of its people resources; this in turn should be aligned with the overall strategic direction of the agency;
However, any debt- cancellation programme must have broad- based citizen support and be consonant with a national economic plan that is formulated with broad consultation with all the relevant national actors, particularly civil society organizations.
The Strategy reminds us that an effective global counter-terrorism programme must focus on nonmilitary tools and emphasizes the need to promote all four pillars of the Strategy, including capacity-building, law enforcement cooperation and dealing with the underlying societal and political conditions that are conducive to the spread of terrorism.
It is projected that the programme must be continued at least until the end of 1994 if it is to fulfil its objectives of providing training to government, non-governmental organization and United Nations officials in some 70 developing countries, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 46/182 of 19 December 1991, in which the Assembly called for the programme to be strengthened and broadened.
Therefore alternative development programmes must be aimed at empowering men and women.
Reintegration programmes must re-establish contact with the family and the community.
Programmes must address these wider community concerns.
Offender reintegration programmes must address the dynamic risk factors associated with recidivism.
Equal opportunity programmes must provide for good and safe working conditions, and must recognize the aims and aspirations of the Maori people and the employment requirements of women.
The programmes must fully respect human rights as well as take full account of the gender issue.
Programmes must be specifically adapted to the environment in which children live, their ability to recognize and disclose abuses and their individual capacity and autonomy.