Examples of using Programmes would in English and their translations into Arabic
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Specifically designed programmes would be welcome.
The programmes would be undertaken with the forthcoming launch of the second phase.
Linkages with bilateral programmes would continue to be identified.
The representative of Ghana expressedconcern over the current funding situation, particularly because programmes would be negatively affected.
Youth exchange programmes would be particularly beneficial;
Finally, more information about family planning programmes would be appreciated.
Such programmes would be stepped up under the Eleventh Five-Year Plan.
Where the impact was small, the programmes would be discontinued.
Social housing programmes would need to be energy-efficient and environmentally sound.
Converting their debt into human resource development programmes would also be welcome.
Each of these programmes would enhance efforts to promote" human security".
Ms. Gumede Shelton requested more details on the training of judges,such as the specifics of the programmes planned, which programmes would be compulsory, how long each would last, and whether there would be refresher programmes. .
These programmes would be useful, in particular given the fact that so many refugees from other countries are located in Jordan.
The share of United Nations funds and programmes would thereby increase by the same amount.
The unified security management system, mentioned by the Secretary-General in document A/58/756 had characteristics that did not suggest an integrated structure: the potential for duplication in that a separate unit of the Directorate of Security would be located within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations,while the specialized agencies and United Nations funds and programmes would continue to ask for separate appropriations to finance their own structures.
Turkey's contribution to special programmes would be announced during the 1998 financial year.
The multi-year work programmes would serve as a guide on the issues to be covered.
Furthermore, population and family planning education was being incorporated into thecurricula of educational institutions as it was believed that such programmes would provide adolescents with adequate knowledge about reproductive health and population and development in general.
Adequate funding of their programmes would greatly speed up poverty eradication.
By the end of 1999 it is anticipated that integrated programmes would have been completed in 27 countries in the whole of Africa(over half the countries in the continent).
With the publicsector taking the lead, green public procurement programmes would have a strong steering effect on the private sector and make responsible purchasing mandatory for all public authorities.
Thenceforth that programme would focus more on support for investments and infrastructure.
Such a programme would be an element of enrichment for South-South cooperation, and the African Group supported GRULAC in its endeavours.
The Committee further noted that the activities of the Programme would support, where feasible, the action teams established by the Committee to implement the recommendations of UNISPACE III.
The programme would contribute to the achievement of the World Summit for Children goals and implementation of the resolutions of ICPD and the Fourth World Conference on Women.
The effective and timely implementation of the Programme would help landlocked developing countries to benefit from economic growth and participate in world markets.
His delegation believed that such a programme would contribute to a better understanding of the disaster and would serve as a warning for present and future generations.
That programme would be useful in assisting the Conference of the Parties in taking an informed decision on a possible review mechanism.
The programme would certainly give continuity to cooperation with UNIDO and GRULAC hoped the donor community would furnish adequate resources for its implementation.
This means that prospective applicants for fellowships under the Programme would be able to select the Authority as a host institution for the purposes of carrying out their research programmes. .