Examples of using Programmes organized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Advisory services provided and training programmes organized.
Number of training programmes organized for OFR senior managers;
Participating in the different activities, events, and programmes organized by the college.
(q) Legal literacy education programmes organized to empower women by Civil Society Organizations;
Those officers' services were regularly used in training programmes organized throughout India.
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Programmes organized by LEV-I were examples of how the arts could be used to raise funds for human rights education.
Employee in-house training programmes organized by the OAED.
In 1988, 1990 and 1995, programmes organized at the provincial, county and village level reached 85 per cent of the universal inoculation target.
Taking part in all conferences, meetings and training programmes organized by the ADBWC;
Mr. KHALIL(Lebanon) replied that there were some programmes organized with the help of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) to feed children in school, but that most State schools did not normally provide meals to pupils.
In Kathmandu, on several occasions,thousands of children were taken from schools to participate in programmes organized by ANNFSU-R.
(b) Training of procurement officers on various programmes organized by the United Nations Office for Project Services;
These regional support offices have contributed totechnical advisory missions and capacity-building programmes organized by UN-SPIDER in 2013.
Myanmar has been a fairly regular participant in programmes organized by the OPCW that are open to participation by States not parties.
Following recommendations made in the strategic review,UNIFIL is enhancing cultural awareness and conflict sensitivity through programmes organized internally for peacekeepers.
Representatives regularly take part in the programmes organized by OHCHR and the Human Rights Council and are involved in the activities of the NGO Special Committee on Human Rights and the Subcommittee on Freedom of Religion and Belief in Geneva.
Paragraph 31 reports on the continued efforts toinvolve staff of the United Nations system and on programmes organized by the staff committees in New York, Geneva and Vienna.
Programmes organized by other entities for the benefit of persons with disabilities include: a programme to promote youth employment, run by the Mexican Youth Institute; a day-care programme to support working mothers run by the Ministry of Social Development and a programme to support rural and indigenous women in the rural environment, run by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food.
In the case of regional meetings,nationals of countries members of OIC attended a wide range of such programmes organized by WIPO in the African, Arab and Asian regions.
In Kathmandu,thousands of children were taken from schools to participate in programmes organized by ANNISU-R. OHCHR, UNICEF and others have called on all political parties not to disrupt education in schools through political activities and, not to force children to participate in political programmes, and urged them to develop a code of conduct regarding the appropriate participation of children in political activities.
The Territory continued to cooperate with other Caribbeanand Pacific countries and to participate in conferences and programmes organized by Governments, international organizations and multilateral agencies.
The political challenge addressed to multicultural societies, with their diverse legacies of discrimination and domination,is to devise policies and programmes organized around two principles, namely recognition of and respect for the unique nature of the memory of each group or community, and the construction of a collective or national memory that promotes reciprocal knowledge, interaction, and the sharing of the inner feelings and history of each.
The Territory continued to cooperate with other Caribbeanand Pacific countries and to participate in conferences and programmes organized by Governments, international organizations and multilateral agencies of the region.
(iv) Lectures. Lectures to groups of practitioners, academics and law students at Vienna,as well as at other places as part of programmes organized by other professional, academic, non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations(approximately 24 times per year)(General Assembly resolution 2205(XXI), sect. II, para. 8(e));
Guided tours, lectures and seminars, approximately 6 times a year; public lectures on the work of the Commission,given independently or as part of programmes organized by other professional, non-governmental or intergovernmental bodies, approximately 12 times a year.
(iv) Lectures. Lectures to groups of practitioners, academics and law students in Viennaas well as in other places as part of programmes organized by other professional, academic, non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations(approximately 24 times per year)(General Assembly resolution 2205(XXI), sect. II, para. 8(e));
(iii) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures: lectures to groups of practitioners,academics and law students in Vienna and elsewhere as part of programmes organized by other professional, academic, non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations;
(iii) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures: lectures to groups of practitioners,academics and law students in Vienna and elsewhere as part of programmes organized by other professional, academic, non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations(15);
(iii) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures: lectures to groups of practitioners, academics and law students in Vienna and elsewhere,as part of programmes organized by other professional, academic, non-governmental or intergovernmental organizations(15);