Examples of using To implement these programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Ministry of Educationshould be allocated the necessary budget to implement these programmes.
Efforts to implement these programmes are already under way in several LDCs.
(e) Allocate sufficient financial, material and human resources to implement these programmes and policies effectively;
To implement these programmes efficiently, Switzerland intended to adopt an integrated and comprehensive approach at a country level.
We will work together with other countries to implement these programmes and will make adequate resources available to this end.
Tools to monitor and evaluate the impact of the programmes were supported by benchmarks and methodologies identified in human development reports,and the capability to implement these programmes was strengthened by UNDP institution-building.
Massive investment is needed to implement these programmes, and we hope to mobilize the necessary resources for this purpose.
The majority of developing countries have limited financial resources to utilize for population and reproductive health programmes andcannot generate the required funds to implement these programmes, relying largely on donor assistance instead.
The Government and NGOs are joining hands to implement these programmes to uplift the status of the exploited, oppressed and marginalized people.
Although progress has been seen in providing opportunities for re-entry of young mothers and pregnant teens into the educational system, many countries still do not have such provisions owing to insufficient resources,and lack of full administrative will and general support to implement these programmes.
The failure to implement these programmes has been due primarily to the lack of will and acceptance of a concept of economic interdependence by our development partners.
(5) to collaborate actively with FAO and other relevant United Nations agencies with a view to developing agricultural projects that demonstrate how crop substitution programmes can be implemented in countries whose economies depend heavilyupon tobacco production and to encouraging such countries to implement these programmes;
What they need from the developed world are resources to implement these programmes designed by themselves; hence their partnership with the developed world.
In order to implement these programmes it is imperative that the Government and the international community find ways to finance the existing deficit of over $80 million as soon as possible.
Ms. SCHÖPP-SCHILLING proposed the addition after the third sentence of paragraph 12, of the following text:" International agencies developing and imposing structural adjustment programmes, and governments having to implement these programmes, need to pay attention to this fact and to formulate differentiated measures to alleviate the impact of such structural programmes on women and children".
The challenge is to implement these programmes throughout each country and to locate facilities for the management of pneumonia as close to people as possible.
The Commission supports the efforts of the Government in setting up programmes of the Presidential Advisory Office on Women ' s Equality in the areas of peace building, security, development and rural women, as well as in developing a specific statistical system to monitor the situation of women in the framework of the fulfilment of the commitments made at the Fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing in September 1995.The Commission calls upon the Government to implement these programmes.
There are concernshowever that the actual funding available now to implement these programmes is not consistent with pledges made by the international community at the donor conference in February 2004.
Inadequate financial and human resources to implement these programmes, particularly in the immediate areas of advocacy, awareness creation, service provision and shortage of commodities, pose very severe constraints.
Paragraph 19, chapter II, of the Global Programme of Action states that" States should, in accordance with their policies, priorities and resources, develop or review national programmes of action within a few years andtake forward action to implement these programmes with the assistance of the international cooperation identified in chapter IV, in particular to developing countries, especially the least developed countries, countries with economies in transition and small island developing States(hereinafter referred to as" countries in need of assistance").
Government is committed to implementing these programmes and is confident that its efforts will be supported by development agencies and civil society organizations.
Currently, the IMF andthe World Bank have ceilings on resources available for any programmes to implement these strategies.
During 2002, OHCHR and UNDP will work together to implement these findings in UNDP programmes.
I urge the respective administrations to prepare directives and programmes of action to implement these critical pieces of legislation, for which the United Nations may provide technical support, as appropriate.
As such, UNDP will continue to design and implement these programmes at the country level as part of wider and comprehensive development approaches aimed at forging more integrated links with other UNDP practice areas, namely governance, poverty and environment.
The State has an obligation to implement effective programmes for these particularly vulnerable groups.
The attempts by these countries to implement the development programmes are doomed to failure from the start.
Additional advocacy work andcapacity development are needed to enable countries to implement policies and programmes to address these important and emerging issues.
Additionally, we must support efforts under way in these countries to implement national programmes and scale up awareness-raising campaigns against social prejudices.
However, several other delegations were of the opinion that resources at the proposedlevel should continue to be provided to implement activities under these programmes until political negotiations under way culminated in concrete and final arrangements.