Examples of using Programme now in English and their translations into Arabic
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I'm in a programme now.
The programme now accounts for more than 20% of all TC projects.
Yeah, we're in the programme now.
Altogether, the Programme now cooperates with 24 African countries.
Can I watch my programme now?
The standards programme now forms an integral part of that Plan.
Originally targeting only the West Bank, the programme now also covers the Gaza Strip.
A bridging programme now provides assistance in other forms to the returnees.
It was subsequently merged with the programme now called" Development for Africa".
The programme now encompasses all parts of the country and seeks to narrow the gap between urban and rural areas.
This national human rights programme now awaits implementation.
The programme now has a community of more than 130 young leaders working to build links with other religious and ethnic groups.
Coverage in the antiretrovirals programme now stands at 60 per cent.
The Programme now intends to collect detailed hostage experience and data for the benefit of victims of piracy and for advancing research, training and policy formulation.
Burundi would also benefit from the Trade Mark East Africa programme now being implemented.
Australia urges China to cease its nuclear-weapons testing programme now as both an important boost to global non-proliferation and disarmament efforts and global security.".
The staff who were surveyed indicated a need for tips, advice and coaching on creating, managing and accessing information,which is what the personal knowledge management programme now offers.
The Programme now concentrates on a few themes of major importance for developing countries and establishes objectives that can be achieved in the short and medium term, while maintaining a few long-term capacity-building activities.
Given the increasing demands for the programme, a non-formal education unit was established in 1996 within the Education Division(then),which oversees this programme now and has enabled a strengthening of literacy programmes within the country.
Rather than only assist one or two women per year, the programme now focuses on raising the profile and skills of a larger number of individual women involved in primary industries through the Corporate Governance for Rural Women project.
The Programme now invests approximately $15 million a year to bring safe water and sanitation to developing countries, with over 75 per cent of the funds coming from bilateral donors, the World Bank and UNDP regional and country programmes. .
The aim of the programme now is to upgrade the professional skills of human resources in specific fields and to put the UNITAR training initiative at the service of multilateral and bilateral cooperation agencies, in particular the secretariats of organizations in charge of facilitating the implementation of international legal instruments.
The programme now includes mobile applications, e-books available through the major e-retailers and the forthcoming launch of the United Nations eCollection, a subscription-based platform that allows access to over 2,000 United Nations publications and other content and geared primarily towards an institutional audience(e.g. libraries);
Those programmes now contain a small and measurable number of indicators that have been set by the thematic branches.
Programmes now corresponded to the new organizational structure of the Secretariat, with the subprogrammes corresponding to organizational units at the division level.
UNICEF-assisted country programmes now use a more explicit RBM management framework, including a results matrix and an integrated monitoring and evaluation plan.
In addition, leadership and management development programmes now include ethics training components, as do courses in other areas such as procurement and contract management, performance management and competency-based selection and interviewing skills.
Similar programmes now exist in several countries in the region, including Colombia, Ecuador and Mexico, and are planned in several others, including the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua.
A steady improvement of stakeholder consultations through local Agenda 21 initiatives was reported,with local Agenda 21 programmes now adopted in over 6,000 localities in 113 countries.
UNEP Regional Seas Programme: United Nations Environment Programme activity, with 13 regional programmes; 10 of the programmes now have action plans defined by conventions and agreements, beginning with the Mediterranean Action Plan adopted in 1975.