Examples of using The programme should in English and their translations into Arabic
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The programme should now concentrate on empowering poor Palestinian women.
Drawing directly from the strategic plan, it promotes a coherent conceptualframework to address priorities and issues that the Programme should tackle.
The programme should ensure informed choice, confidentiality and respect for autonomy.
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The Programme should simplify its financial accounting arrangements(1992- 1993)(para. 7).
She also suggested that the programme should be less fragmented, should focus on policy support, and should include child protection strategies and activities.
The programme should promote equity and access to screening for the entire target population.
He stated that in his view the programme should be improved and that the promotional activities(sensitization, studies, etc.) should be oriented towards more operational services.
The programme should integrate education, testing, clinical services and programme management.
It was pointed out that the programme should also incorporate disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities, quick-impact projects, post-conflict reconstruction and development activities.
The programme should focus on the domestic fair competition law and address the following topics.
One delegation suggested that the programme should also include activities on HIV/AIDS, and had specific comments to make on the regional project" External Resources Management".
The Programme should also urge States to give similar attention tothe situation of indigenous women.
The programme should include training of youth leaders in communication and counselling skills and person-to-person communication.
One delegation indicated that the Programme should specify how progress made or success achieved would be measured and assessed and suggested that performance indicators or benchmarks should be incorporated into each of the subprogrammes for that purpose.
The Programme should intensify its efforts to obtain additional financial resources through voluntary contributions from available financial sources.
The Programme should continue to focus on long-term, task-oriented training in space technology and specific application areas.
The Programme should create more opportunities for substantive dialogue with other organizations on issues central to its mandates.
The Programme should clearly point out that the new post-cold-war situation had created hopes as well as new problems for young people.
The programme should facilitate synergies among government agencies at the national level through the provision of the right incentives.
The Programme should expand its operational focus to include climate change, in the light of the clear connection between urbanization and climate change.
The programme should also reflect the urgent need to restrict the overproduction, development and stockpiling of conventional weapons through global and regional agreements.
The Programme should continue with its focus on human-resource development, with the objective of capacity- and institution-building among the historically disadvantaged sectors of the population.
The Programme should initiate ex post facto evaluation of projects, where appropriate, to obtain a more reliable assessment of the sustained impact of projects some years after activities have been completed(para. 50).
He said that the programme should be more focused than in the past,should concentrate on strengthening the weak implementation capacities of many developing countries and should avoid duplication with other initiatives.
UNFPA agreed that the programme should give more attention to HIV/AIDS and to adolescents, and assured the Committee that the Fund would take measures to strengthen UNFPA assistance in these areas.
The Programme should review its needs for additional support from external organizations with expertise in drug-related issues, identify the institutions that are best placed to meet its requirements and develop relevant agreements with them(para. 60).