Examples of using To implement their programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Policy makers should work harder to implement their programmes for addressing global development problems.
The deteriorating security situation has negatively impacted on the ability of a number of the Mission 's field offices to implement their programmes.
The Committee stressed the need to provide the organizations of theUnited Nations system with adequate resources to implement their programmes of work, and also stressed the legal obligation of all Member States to fulfil their financial commitments on time and in full.
The deteriorating security situation has had a negative impact on the ability of a number of the Mission 's field offices to implement their programmes.
The Committee had also stressed the need to provide the organizations of theUnited Nations system with adequate resources to implement their programmes of work as well as the legal obligation of all Member States to fulfil their financial commitments on time and in full.
The deteriorating security situation in the country has had a negative impact on the ability of a number of the Mission 's field offices to implement their programmes.
However, many of these organizationsoften lack resources and capacity fully to implement their programmes and projects and broaden their efforts.
(b) Each of the ten Regional Administrations has an established Regional Women ' s Committee that programmes and activities in their geographic areas and advocate for women at the elected Regional Democratic Councils and receive funding and technical andother support to implement their programmes;
Despite the prevailing tense situation throughout Angola and the recent stalemate in the peace process,humanitarian organizations have continued to implement their programmes, with a mix of both emergency and reconstruction projects under way in both government-controlled and UNITA-controlled areas.
UNDP assisted over 50 countries to prepare national action programmes to combat desertification andis now helping some of them to implement their programmes.
Based on the review, which took into account the fact that the continued deteriorating security situation has had a negative impact on theability of a number of UNAMA field offices to implement their programmes in 2010, the Mission decided to postpone the opening of four provincial offices, in Ghazni, Helmand, Panjshir and Sharan, approved for establishment in 2009 and 2010.
It regulates the objectives and statutes in order to ensure that they achieve their goals and promote the public interest. Moreover, the State supports these associations and institutions, in accordance with Cabinet Resolution No. 610 of 25 May 1975, by providing monetary, technical,material and emergency aid to enable them to implement their programmes.
(b) The negative impact of the deteriorating security situation in the country on theability of a number of UNAMA field offices to implement their programmes, which resulted in the non-establishment of four provincial offices, namely Ghazni, Helmand, Pansher and Sharan, approved for establishment in 2009 and 2010, together with the abolition and non-deployment of the positions approved for them;
Some NGOs working in the field of women ' s and children 's rights have received additional funding from the government to implement their programmes and projects.
The above anticipated deficit is partially offset by the negative impact of the deteriorating security situation in the country on theability of a number of UNAMA field offices to implement their programmes, which resulted in the nonestablishment of four provincial offices, namely Ghazni, Helmand, Pansher and Sharan, approved for establishment in 2009 and 2010, together with the abolition and non-deployment of the positions approved for them.
This will permit humanitarian organizations to better manage their own security amid increased regional risks andthus ensure their continued ability to implement their programmes on the ground.
Several members of intergovernmental andinternational non-governmental organizations are permitted to travel through the country to implement their programmes directly with the concerned population.
By strengthening collaboration with the regional economic commissions and other organizations and entities(for example, centres for demographic studies, training centres and public health institutes), UNFPA will be able to promote the establishment and/or expansion of networks of knowledge composed of relevant regional, subregional and national institutions and build the capacity of these institutions to be conversant with ICPD and UNFPA processes and tools, in order to provide high-quality,substantive support to countries to implement their programmes.
In fact, during the first half of 2007, some United Nations agencies that hadearlier enjoyed limited access to certain areas of the country in order to implement their programmes have experienced tighter restrictions.
Reaffirming the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development, adopted on 22 March 2002,Report of the International Conference on Financing for Development, Monterrey, Mexico, 18-22 March 2002(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.02.II.A.7), chap. I, resolution 1, annex. and the need for adequate resources to enable the States members of the Community successfully to implement their programmes aimed at the eradication of poverty and achieving sustainable development.
Reaffirming the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development, adopted on 22 March 2002, and the need for adequate resources to enable the States members of the Community successfully to implement their programmes aimed at the eradication of poverty and achieving sustainable development.
A number of departments and offices have undertaken internal reviews to determine how they can be better organizedto function in the biennium 2002-2003 so as to implement their programmes more efficiently and effectively.
Particular attention should be focused on countries in transition to democracy, which needed sufficient support to respond to their people 's demands and to implement their programmes for reform and economic recovery.
Such resources should be made available to the signatories of the Convention that have reflected their commitment to dealing with this issue through national action butare unable to implement their programmes in this area due to a lack of resources.
During his visit to Myanmar, the Special Rapporteur was pleased to note that several members of intergovernmental andinternational non-governmental organizations are permitted to travel through the country to implement their programmes directly with the concerned population.
Mr. Bartsiotas(Joint Inspection Unit), introducing the report of the Joint Inspection Unit on the review of the management of implementing partners in United Nations system organizations(A/69/378), said that implementing partners were third parties with which organizations entered into agreements andto which they allocated resources to implement their programmes and activities; in some organizations more than half of the annual budget was spent through such partners.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that there will be:(i) willingness and commitment by Governments, United Nations agencies in particular UNDP and regional commissions, and other subregional and regional organizations to collaborate with UNEP in addressing environmental issues of both global and regional concern; and(ii) no major shortfalls in the level of contributions to the EnvironmentFund and/or other external funding to implement their programme of work.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that there will be:(i) political will and commitment by Governments and willingness to put in place the requisite national institutional and administrative structures to support natural resources management issues and mitigation of environmental degradation of natural ecosystems;(ii) active support of partners;(iii) no major shortfalls in the level of contributions to the EnvironmentFund and/or other external funding to implement their programme of work.
The ensuing delays impair the ability of the agencies to implement their programmed activities in a timely manner.