Examples of using Some programme in English and their translations into Chinese
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Some programme may require;
Predictability has improved in some programme countries.
Some programme budgets were reduced by almost half.
Predictability has improved for some programme countries.
CPC had requested some programme managers to submit a new list of outputs to be terminated.
The Committee also recalls that thisdifficult issue had been raised by some programme managers during the budget consideration process.
Some programmes are specifically focused on the Roma population, including in the area of education.
(b) Changes in the political landscape in some programme countries delayed the funding and implementation of projects;
Some programme areas could be strengthened, such as more analytical reporting and systematic monitoring and evaluation.
Since the de-linking of the biennial budget,the framework focuses solely on programme and some programme substantive activities.
The change in functions allows some programme management capacity to move from headquarters to the field.
The report contained gaps in reporting on country activities because the Special Unit for TCDChad not received the requested information from some programme countries.
The specificity of some programme activities is such that UNDCP will have a comparative advantage in executing the project directly.
Progress in those two dimensions of policycoherence remains unimpressive in spite of the efforts of some programme countries to discuss non-aid policies more forcefully with providers.
Some programme managers highlighted the lack of competitiveness of the remuneration levels currently applicable in their organizations.
Earmarked project funds have grown significantly in some programme areas, but other programmes have experienced considerable difficulty in attracting funding.
Some programme managers were not familiar with the role and added value of those elements in the context of the programmes under their responsibilities.
The first phase, referred to as Umoja Foundation, includes processes in finance, procurement, assets,inventory and property management, and some programme and project management.
This was the result of the failure of some programme managers to ensure the proper collection and validation of the portfolio of evidence.
An example was given where, as a result of the shortcomings of the oil-for-food programme, management went into a phase oftightening internal controls to the point of rendering some programme delivery difficult.
The cumbersome procedures of some programme countries can also have the same effects, delaying compliance with donor conditions and project execution.
A third delegation, requesting an explanation for the projected decrease in allocations after 2010,was advised that the decrease contemplated the'graduation' of some programme countries from low- to middle-income status.
At the Yemen and Nepal country offices, some programme supplies, including vaccines and injectors, were stored in the warehouses managed by implementing partners.
Some programme components have a regional dimension focusing on international cooperation, while others are aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of national authorities.
Because of the scheduling of the meetings of sectoral,regional and central intergovernmental bodies, some programme managers will have submitted the relevant portions of the proposed medium-term plan to those bodies during 1999.
In some programme countries, access to the equipment necessary to use today' s technologies may, however, be a continuing challenge, primarily but not exclusively for budgetary reasons.
The point was also made in survey comments, in which some programme managers referred to the need for senior managers in the Secretariat to accept greater responsibility for it.
Some programme management teams- especially that of WGP-AS- also need urgent strengthening to deliver against the commitments made to country offices, governments and donors.
Some programme managers have felt that limiting the number of expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement would not capture the multifaceted aspects nor the complexity of the work undertaken to ensure attainment of the objective.