Examples of using Programmes must in English and their translations into Chinese
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Our stimulus programmes must be well coordinated among all nations.
The Agency should not be forced to operate on the basis of availability of funds;services and programmes must meet the prevailing needs.
Local government reform programmes must not await final status negotiations.
The Agency should not be forced to operate solely on the basis of availability of funds.Its services and programmes must meet existing needs.
Nominated projects/programmes must meet the selection criteria set by the Prize.
Ms. Gustafson(Barilla Center for Food& Nutrition)said that food supply and food security programmes must offer both environmental and economic sustainability.
Government lending programmes must be accessible to poor women who have no assets.
One speaker, noting the increased percentage of country offices performing gender assessments,underscored that all country programmes must address gender issues.
UNIDO' s energy programmes must be aimed at ecological sustainability.
Support programmes must be targeted towards different types of enterprises(medium, small and micro) and respond to their varying needs and capacities.
And more importantly, employee engagement programmes must be“built to run” and“built to learn”.
Debt-relief programmes must establish a more tangible link with the fight against poverty.
Some delegations observed that technical cooperation and capacity-building assistance programmes must be undertaken in compliance with international law and should respect the sovereignty of States.
National control programmes must urgently develop strategies to use existing public health instruments for control of tuberculosis in all its forms.
Social security and social assistance programmes must take account of women' s unequal burden of unpaid care work.
Such programmes must take into account the financial situation of developing countries so that they do not become an additional burden on those countries.
Country service frameworks and integrated programmes must continue to be the basic instruments for UNIDO' s technical assistance delivery.
State health programmes must take into account the special housing needs of disadvantaged groups, including people living with mental and other disabilities;
Public policies and programmes must create a conducive environment for pro-poor long-term economic growth.
Special programmes must address the basic needs for food and safe drinking water for the 140 million children under age 12 who have no regular access to school.
Reiterates that the United Nations funds and programmes must avoid the use of core/regular contributions to subsidize non-core/extrabudgetary activities and projects;
Such programmes must include appropriate human rights monitoring mechanisms and related risk mitigation measures, including the conduct of a human rights due diligence policy risk assessment.
Employment-generating reconstruction programmes must be sensitive to traditional patterns of gender discrimination, which prevent women from profiting from them.
Social protection programmes must respect and acknowledge the role played by women as providers of care, without reinforcing patterns of discrimination and negative stereotyping.
United Nations funds and programmes must include desertification in their strategies to promote the implementation of the Convention to Combat Desertification.
Alternative development programmes must be implemented within a clear legal framework and complemented by law enforcement and eradication programmes, where appropriate.
Victim assistance programmes must take into account the views and needs of survivors and their families, respect the dignity of the survivors and aim to help them to help themselves.
National TB control programmes must contribute to overall strategies to advance financing, planning, management, information and supply systems and innovative service delivery scale-up.
Population/environment programmes must enable women to mobilize themselves to alleviate their burden and improve their capacity to participate in and benefit from socio-economic development.
Social programmes must include legal and administrative arrangements to allow individuals to have access to transparent and effective mechanism for redress where necessary and appropriate.