Examples of using The programme started in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The programme started in 1998 and is offered annually.
Owing to the late deployment of Human Rights Officers, the programme started only in July 2005.
The programme started in September 2000 and has been very successful.
In the 2013- 2014 financial year the Government increased the allocation for free maternity care from 3.46 billion to4 billion to consolidate gains made since the programme started.
The programme started with the teacher ' s curriculum development workshop.
With 400 national staff members and 2 000 trained community volunteers, CDAP reaches 20 000disabled people each year(totalling over 150 000 since the programme started in 1991) in 58 districts and eight cities of Afghanistan.
The programme started late in the period because of the security situation in Somalia.
For the 87 programmes that were ongoing on 1 January 1999,the total expenditure rates are generally higher the earlier the programme started, with some exceptions.
The programme started in May 1994 and is funded by UNDP and eight bilateral donors.
As at 31 March 1999,electrical equipment valued at $90,472,754 had arrived in Iraq since the programme started, of which an amount worth $89,708,028(99 per cent) had been distributed to installation sites in the centre and south of the country.
The programme started with the following three projects to be carried out during the two years.
Whereas only 30 per cent of the counties in the state of Ceara had a nurse before the programme started in 1987, let alone a health clinic,the programme was operating in virtually all of the state ' s 178 counties five years later.
The programme started in January 2006 with a capital of three million United States dollars and is expected to continue until 2010.
Given the prices negotiated to date with private owners($750 on average and rising,in comparison with the $600 prevailing before the programme started), there will not be enough financial resources available to carry out the first two phases.
The programme started during the previous mandate periods and is expected to continue during the third mandate period.
The programme started with 300 households in 3 districts and has since been scaled up to cover 33,000 households in 44 Districts in Kenya.
The programme started in 1995, has grown, and currently enrolls over 200 students/teacher-cadets annually, 80 per cent of whom are females and 20 per cent are males.
Of the 22 CCIs that have been assisted since the programme started in 2008/09, 2 were for children with disabilities while majority of the others had at least a child with disability in their programmes. .
The programme started operations in Mexico and has received political support and financial contributions from the central Government for its first pilot project in the country.
In addition, the programme started preparing the 1st meeting of the Standing Committee, scheduled for September 2012.
The programme started right after the return of democracy and its flexibility allowed victims to receive reparation while more comprehensive policies were developed and implemented.
During the biennium, the programme started work on the new national information system dealing with public security(known as InfoSeg).
The programme started with advocacy and exploratory activities in 1998-1999, and implementation has been in progress since April 2001 in Dikhil District and in one township of Djibouti District.
The programme started as a demonstration project on the methodology for using remote sensing data for water management purposes and evolved into a national project for finding sources of water.
The programme started with subtitling or sign language interpretation is to be provided in such a way during its full period, not hurting the unity of the programme. .
The programme started in 2010 and continues to build capacity among criminal justice actors in order to decrease corruption and increase the effectiveness of the region ' s criminal justice systems.
The programme started with an opening ceremony that was followed by introductory presentations and presentations on the following topics:" International and regional initiatives";" The end-user perspective";" Building upon opportunities"; and" Building capacity".
The programme started with training senior journalists from 20 African countries who then passed on the acquired knowledge during national climate change journalism workshops and reached out to various media-related stakeholders and constituents, including editors, journalism schools and government.