Examples of using Some programmes in English and their translations into Chinese
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Some programmes require a higher score.
France has also expressed its intention to fund some programmes through the World Bank.
Some programmes have taken a broader perspective.
Bangladesh has accepted the recommendation,and has already taken steps to improve some programmes.
Some programmes may also cover content knowledge.
In democratic governance some programmes have had an important impact on contemporary political debates.
Some programmes have had high-level political participation.
Various international bodies run some programmes in Somalia, but the organizations themselves are based in neighbouring countries, mainly in Kenya.
Some programmes have higher English proficiency requirements;
Although various international bodies run some programmes there, the organizations themselves are based in neighbouring countries, mainly in Nairobi, Kenya.
Some programmes require relevant work or research experience.
Regrets that revisions to some programmes of the medium-term plan for the period 1998- 2001 were not reviewed by the relevant intergovernmental bodies;
For some programmes this will also include a a practical test.
For some programmes this will also include a a practical test.
Some programmes have specific academic or skill requirements.
Some programmes and projects have set up systems to apply lessons learned.
Some programmes were pre-recorded on land and broadcast from both ships.
Some programmes, such as executive programmes, are excluded from this fee reduction.
Some programmes are specifically focused on the Roma population, including in the area of education.
Later, some programmes were pre-recorded on land and broadcast simultaneously from both ships.
Some programmes benefit from external funding through financial assistance provided by donor countries.
Some programmes have been recently developed in other languages, usually by means of simultaneous interpretation.
Some programmes empower victims or particularly vulnerable groups, which is another aspect of social inclusion.
For some programmes, the University also considers evidence of relevant personal, professional and educational experience.
However, some programmes are available, mostly in the form of non-formal education provided by a number of different organizations including NGOs.
Some programmes may have higher English language requirements and a number of other tests may be accepted so students should check specific requirements.
Some programmes include the training of community based Village Health Volunteers to respond to the emergency medical needs of landmine and other traumatic injuries.
Some programmes, such as the Information and Management for Governability System(SIGOB), were generally deemed to provide good capacity building programmes. .
Some programmes support the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former women combatants and child soldiers, as well as public awareness and communication campaigns.
Although some programmes have supported ex-combatants in acquiring national identification documentation and providing civic and peace education, support in this area is thus far fragmented.