Examples of using Those programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Those programmes are as follows.
Please describe the impact of those programmes.
Those programmes are now under implementation.
Cambodia wished that Bangladesh continue those programmes.
Those programmes were initiated jointly with UNDP.
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Zambia therefore called upon the international community to implement those programmes.
Those programmes targeted women heads of households in particular.
Indeed, without significant help, those programmes would have been impossible to achieve.
Statistics indicated that the majority of persons attending those programmes were women.
Those programmes differ in structure, size and in their arrangements for funding and implementation.
Most of the States reporting indicated that those programmes were financed by domestic resources.
Those programmes have highlighted the need to develop a mine action emergency response plan.
This is shown by the collectability ratios under those programmes, which are shown in the following table for 2003.
Progress in those programmes is reviewed in detail in a separate report on ALIDES(A/54/350).
His delegation urged thedonor community to provide more funds for those programmes and called upon the Secretariat to redouble it efforts to that end.
Those programmes transferred skills and best practices through both local and subregional judicial training institutions.
There is a growing recognition, shared by Hungary, that those programmes also represent the most serious risks of proliferation.
Those programmes, which include components related to dispute-resolution techniques, were provided for in the 1995 budget.
Belize would continue to do so for the current and next financial year andhad a plan to increase the number of beneficiaries of those programmes.
Those programmes were part of the follow-up to the Pan-African Conference on Education for Girls, held in Burkina Faso in 1993.
Coordination between the various agencies responsible for financing and carrying out those programmes could be improved; there must be better coordination among all the actors concerned.
Those programmes include the construction of canals, the installation of public lighting, professional training, and initiatives to provide employment.
Bearing in mind the fact that the United Nations participates in the InformationSystems Coordination Committee costs on behalf of those programmes, the Organization would assume the related costs.
Those programmes are all the more promising given the potential boon to agriculture as a result of the upcoming construction of the Khandaji dam on the Niger River.
No less important are those programmes that contribute to the achievement of this and other targets, such as those that expand access to drinking water and education.
Those programmes have been very successful in combating this dangerous scourge and provide an example from which other countries can benefit.
Those programmes, however, rely on local implementation, allowing varying degrees of autonomy to regions and municipalities/districts or cities.
At mid-1996, those programmes had capital bases of $494,208 and $316,000 respectively, and overall repayment rates above 95 per cent.
Those programmes engaged indigenous communities in economic activity through land use, ensured that their livelihoods were protected, and built resilient communities.
Those programmes focus on the fields of youth participation, employment and entrepreneurship, voluntary service, protecting youth rights, environmental protection, culture and sports.