Examples of using Programme recognizes in English and their translations into Arabic
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In South Africa, the child support grant programme recognizes the great diversity of households in the country.
The programme recognizes that uncontrolled and ill-planned tourism significantly degrades the coastal environment.
Given recent large-scale insurgent attacks on judicial institutions, the programme recognizes that the security of judges and prosecutors will require reinforcement.
The Brussels Programme recognizes that women, men and children are the greatest assets of the least developed countries.
Virtually every international development programme recognizes the impact that AIDS is having on the implementation of its goals.
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The Programme recognizes that the nature of population and development needs varies both between and within countries and also from region to region.
The government decision to extend the programme recognizes its importance for pursuing all the commitments assumed with the provinces.
The new programme recognizes that countries use diverse methodological approaches according to their circumstances, development levels and needs.
The programme recognizes the importance of providing hygienic in-school sanitation facilities, taking into account the specific needs of female students.
The Programme recognizes population and housing censuses as one of the main sources of data for effective development planning and objective decision-making.
The World Programme recognizes population and housing censuses as one of the main sources of data for effective development planning and objective decision-making.
The Programme recognizes the direct link between transport, international trade and economic growth on the one hand, and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals on the other.
The 2010 World Programme recognizes population and housing censuses as one of the main sources of data for effective development planning and objective decision-making.
The Programme recognizes that schools are central to the development of society, and that by developing the potential of learners, schools empower individuals for life in society.
The Basel Convention Partnership Programme recognizes old friends but acknowledges that sustained interest in the waste challenge and the broadening programme perspective needed of the Convention will require additional partners.
The programme recognizes that growth itself will not automatically result in an improvement of the living standards of the poor and that additional measures would be necessary to address the disparities in the socio-economic sectors.
The Finnish Development Policy Programme recognizes persons with disabilities as one of the most vulnerable groups and has made the promotion of their rights and opportunities a cross-cutting objective of all Finnish development cooperation projects.
The Honduras programme recognizes that a special focus on indigenous peoples communities is required for the fulfilment of two strategic objectives, namely, to improve income-generating opportunities and to strengthen the organizational capacities and bargaining power of grass-roots organizations.
Although the programme recognizes the volatility of the exchange rate in the region, it continues to stand by its position which is consistent with the observation, made by the Office of Internal Oversight Services in its audit of 2001, that the currency is susceptible to manipulation since it is thinly traded, and the region has no Central Bank or financial institutions to regulate the currency markets.
The Programme recognizes the direct link between transport, international trade and economic growth and aims at ensuring fuller and more effective integration of the landlocked developing countries in the global economy through the implementation of specific actions to be undertaken by all Almaty stakeholders in only five priority areas, namely:(a) fundamental transit policy issues;(b) infrastructure development and maintenance;(c) international trade and trade facilitation;(d) international support measures; and(e) implementation and review.
Its development programme recognized the crucial link between productive employment and social cohesion.
The Programme recognized that de facto policies had emerged over this period and that it now needed to clarify, update and formalize them.
Leonard Cheshire Disability ' s own programmes recognize that people work in many different ways and include.
The State party ' s economic reform programmes recognize the need to diversify and expand the economic base, and increase agricultural production.
The Programme recognized the need to strengthen monitoring and management of projects to ensure that they achieve what was intended and, to that end, it reorganized its field network.
Affirmative action programmes recognize the role that apartheid, colonialism, slavery, and discrimination have played in foreclosing educational access for certain communities and women, particularly at higher levels of education.
The first State of the World ' s Volunteerism Report hadunderlined the positive effect of volunteerism, which the United Nations Volunteer(UNV) programme recognized as a substantial, albeit unnoticed, renewable resource for addressing key peace and development challenges such as poverty reduction and inclusive and sustainable development.
At present 14 provinces andBuenos Aires City have laws or programmes recognizing the right of women and men to regulate the number of their children and they are providing reproductive health services as an essential responsibility of the State towards its citizens(see annex 1).
The suggested policy response is to develop greater incentives for empathy, including tax incentives and allowing employees time off for voluntary activities,and to ensure that caring programmes recognize the efforts of the care giver by meeting her or his legitimate expenses;
The Bolivarian Revolution was making progress towards the eradication of poverty and overcoming inequalities, and had also helped to further develop policies to empower young people, particularly through the establishment of the Ministry of the People ' s Power for Youth. Family was key in national social development policies,as evident through a number of programmes recognizing the value of housework and providing comprehensive care for women and families living in extreme poverty.