Examples of using Their work programmes in English and their translations into French
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The regional commissions also have been re-examining their work programmes.
Their work programmes constitute an important component of ECA.
The Centres receive Community funding for their work programmes.
Their work programmes were updated and agreed by the CPMP twice in 1996.
The Chairmen of both Committees will present their work programmes to the Council.
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Their work programmes will be laid out in terms of reference(TORs) for each of the groups.
The EESC further recommends that this issue should be clearly included in their Work Programmes.
Their work programmes could usefully take inspiration from the following general considerations.
These organizations have also incorporated findings of the task forces into their work programmes.
The initiatives are currently putting together their work programmes, and are looking for cooperation partners.
Their work programmes often reflect donor priorities rather than priorities of small island developing States.
At present, the three Dutch Pacts are implementing their work programmes at a satisfactory pace.
The delegates presented their work programmes and discussed the results of certain projects of the Foundation.
The consultations also found that many of the RECs andIGOs had initiated processes of harmonizing their work programmes.
Open-ended ad hoc bodies should have their work programmes and timetables circulated in advance.
Based on information collected,all the Regional Commissions have a SSC component in their work programmes.
According to Steve Manteaw, some Ministers did not submit their work programmes and there was no quarterly followup.
It expresses its opinion regarding the organisation of these functions within the Group andis kept informed of their work programmes.
Mandates all member organisations to take into account, in their work programmes, the decisive role of education in achieving social progress.
As such, this P.E. is viewed by both the Bureau andthe Conference as being of crucial importance in their work programmes.
