Examples of using Programme takes in English and their translations into Chinese
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The programme takes an original interdisciplinary approach and allows students to concentrate on business, policy and/or user aspects of new media.
The International Enterprise and Trade Programme takes its point of departure in current day managerial decision making.
The programme takes an original interdisciplinary approach and allows students to concentrate on business, policy and/or user aspects of new media.-.
The education programme takes 30 months, and the study is divided into five semesters.
The programme takes the form of four semesters teaching, along with a summer school.
The part-time study programme takes two years and at the end students obtain the same Master-diploma as the full-time students.
The programme takes a philosophical approach, rather than offering the standard toolkit.
This programme takes place in London and Chicago which for many years has been two of the world's most an emblematic cities for advertising creativity.
The programme takes a multidisciplinary approach to the design, planning and management of supply chains and logistics strategies, networks, processes and systems.
The programme takes an integrated approach, tackling the economic, social and environmental dimensions of development through normative, analytical and operational work.
The programme takes 12 months to complete starting in October, and will be run as a full-time programme only, with attendance required 3-4 days a week.
The programme takes an integrated approach, tackling the economic, social and environmental dimensions of development through normative, analytical and operational work.
The programme takes the form of interviews and participation of relevant people on live radio shows, to provide listeners with an opportunity to call with their problems and get assistance.
The programme takes an interdisciplinary approach, synthesizing methods of international business environment analysis with theories concerning strategic management of multinational corporations.
The programme takes a comprehensive approach to violence against women, including measures to prevent violence against women, to protect and support the victim, and to bring perpetrators to justice.
The programme takes an interdisciplinary approach, synthesizing methods of worldwide business surroundings analysis with theories concerning internationalization and strategic administration of multinational firms.
The World Food Programme took a different position.
In 2000, the programme took place in 130 schools.
These programmes take the form of seminars and workshops and have been effective in reaching out particularly to women leaders and those considered geographically disadvantaged.
The International Business and Trade Programme take its point of departure in present day managerial decision making.
OIOS recommended that Secretariat programmes take concrete actions to reinforce the commitment to gender mainstreaming and focus on results.
The Controller suggested that the funds and programmes take appropriate steps to reflect parallel changes in their own statements.
It is thus essential to ensure that the design of programmes takes place close to where they are to be implemented.
The United Nations Development Programme took over management of the United Nations Chernobyl website, Chernobyl files and archives and the United Nations Chernobyl Trust Fund.
That is why Switzerland and the United Nations Development Programme took the initiative to convene a ministerial summit on armed violence and development, on 7 June in Geneva.
In this context, the programme took steps to explore avenues by which UNRWA and the community-based rehabilitation centres could further enhance the vocational training and employment of persons with disabilities.
The programme took an integrated marketing and communications approach, encompassing advertising, public relations, direct marketing, events and partnerships with commercial and community organisations.