Examples of using Programmes concerned in English and their translations into Arabic
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The programmes concerned deal mainly with the following areas.
Disseminate information, initiatives and programmes concerned with the World Heritage Convention.
Many of the substantive activities of the secretariat benefit from involvement of all programmes concerned.
Representatives of United Nations departments and programmes concerned were also invited to attend.
(c) Programmes concerned with intellectual relaxation and growth, such as cultural and knowledge-based programmes; .
None of the references provided detailed information norelaborated on the issues or programmes concerned.
(b) Programmes concerned with mental relaxation, such as competitions in which the child is given an opportunity for self-expression;
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs andthe Dutch development cooperation effort support various projects and programmes concerned with violence and supporting the victims of violence.
Programmes concerned health improvement of socially unprotected children and treatment and health improvement of disabled children.
The Committee was informed that, in both cases, the agencies, funds and programmes concerned had indicated that budgetary constraints were the reason for the discontinuation of the secondments.
(d) Programmes concerned with social and group recreation, in which the child has a sense of belonging to the group and to the national and international communities.
Among other things, health issues should be focused on when carrying out the threeQs because the results of the three Qs are most visible in those programmes concerned with issues of public health care.
The programmes concerned related to competition law and policy and the Trade Point Strategy, as reflected in documents TD/B/WP/130 and TD/B/WP/128.
Fieldwork required by the case study approach will be limited andorganized in close collaboration with the programmes concerned so as not to unduly interfere with ongoing activities and not duplicate existing or ongoing surveys and studies.
The programmes concerned included helplines, shelters and rescue homes, legal aid clinics, psychosocial support services, rehabilitation and resettlement services, and gender desks in police stations.
The Committee has initiated a series of informal meetings on sectoral activities on a monthly basis,with presentation by the United Nations agencies and programmes concerned, as well as discussions on holds in each sector.
In accordance with recommendation 8(c), all the programmes concerned have now allocated resources, or have taken the necessary steps to do so, to ensure sound management of their web sites.
It also sought to enhance secretariat support to the effective functioning of contact groups and informal consultations at sessions byconducting an in-house seminar for substantive officers in the programmes concerned.
(a) That the programmes concerned(ACIS, ASYCUDA, DMFAS) are very successful and are making positive contributions to the strengthening of the institutional capacities, the management systems and the efficiency of public administrations of countries where they are in operation;
The RTEs are intended to enhance UNHCR ' s understanding of how it is fulfilling its cluster responsibilities, to learn lessons from its performance in this area andto make immediate recommendations for change in the programmes concerned.
The sixth periodic report(Special section on application of article 14 of the Convention)indicated the governmental agencies and described the programmes concerned with rural women, beginning with the arrangements and forums for joint work with various agencies and programmes of the National Government.
An additional 2.2 per cent of oil revenues are allocated to administrative and operational costs for United Nations activities associated with the humanitarian programme in Iraq,as well as the headquarters level for both the Secretariat and the agencies and programmes concerned.
During the reporting period, the Committee completed its series of informal meetings on sectoral activities,with presentations by the United Nations agencies and programmes concerned and discussions on holds in each sector.
For the requisite consultations with Member States on the subject of cost savings to be effective, Secretariat reports needed to contain clear and precise statements of the amounts to be saved, the methods of achieving those savings, and both the general andspecific impact such methods would have on the programmes concerned.
In order to accelerate the pace of implementation of the humanitarian programme, the Executive Director of the Iraq Programme organized and chaired inter-agency meetings in Baghdad and Erbil in June 1998,with the participation of all the agencies and programmes concerned, including representatives from their respective headquarters.
On the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note with appreciation of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions on the activities of the Advisory Committee during the fifty-sixth Session of the General Assembly and request the Secretary-General to bring the report tothe attention of the Executive Heads of the specialized agencies and the funds and programmes concerned.
At the same meeting, the Committee, on the proposal of the Chairman, decided, without objection, to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note with appreciation of the above-mentioned report of the Advisory Committee and requested the Secretary-General to bring it to the attention of the executive heads of the specialized agencies andthe funds and programmes concerned(see para. 4).
The General Assembly decides to take note with appreciation of the first report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions on the activities of the Advisory Committee during the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly1 and requests the Secretary-General to bring the report to the attention of the executive heads of the specialized agencies andthe funds and programmes concerned.
At its fifty-fifth session, the General Assembly took note with appreciation of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions on its activities during the fifty-fourth session of the Assembly(A/55/7) and requested the Secretary-General to bring the report to the attention of the executiveheads of the specialized agencies and the funds and programmes concerned(decision 55/451).
The Fifth Committee decides to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note with appreciation of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions on the activities of the Advisory Committee during the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly1 and requests the Secretary-General to bring the report to the attention of the executive heads of the specialized agencies andthe funds and programmes concerned.