Examples of using Most programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Most programmes still highly dependent on organizational non-core funding.
The review therefore considered most programmes and projects from the perspective of multiple themes.
Most programmes remained unaffected by the fine-tuning of the secretariat structure.
Gender concerns are emphasized in most programmes at both the institutional and the grass-roots levels.
Most programmes expected staff to incorporate a gender perspective in their work.
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With respect to the Karamoja area, Government continues to experience challenges because of the pastoral nature of life that the Karamojong live and therefore most programmes are not easy to implement.
Most programmes are not yet implementing results-based management and its purpose is not clear.
Although each therapeutic community differs in terms of the services provided, most programmes are based on a combination of behavioural models with traditional group-based, confrontational techniques.
Most programmes covered by the evaluation have established reporting mechanisms for gender mainstreaming.
Tier 1 will reflect zero real growth for most programmes, with the exception of budgetary requirements for work in relation to the Durban Platform for Enhanced Action;
Most programmes, however, had very limited outreach into areas under the control of the RUF and the AFRC.
Reform of the financial system is thus at the top of most programmes for reform and the financial and technical assistance programmes of the international financial institutions including the EBRD.
Most programmes, however, have very limited outreach into areas under the control of the RUF and the AFRC.
Ms. Schöpp-Schilling expressed concern that most programmes for women were being financed entirely by international donors, whereas the Government itself should be providing funding for them.
Most programmes continue to be prolonged scientific research campaigns, without any commercial viability.
At the district level, most programmes are still being implemented by the central Government through sectoral ministries.
Most programmes, courses and research project centres will be carried out cooperatively with other existing organizations.
Not surprisingly, most programmes have ignored types of violations that perhaps could and should have been included.
Most programmes mentioned(on a formal, informal and non-formal level) in their report are related to"green" issues.
Most programmes combine diverse interventions to address an array of judicial, penal and police-system problems.
Most programmes have initiated partnership arrangements to mobilize technical resources in implementing their portfolios of diverse activities.
Most programmes were implemented within detention facilities such as prisons and jails, and were applied while offenders were still incarcerated.
Most programmes focused on the role of men, emphasizing positive new role models for men and new types of male/female relationships in the family.
This allows most programmes to be evaluated once during a programme cycle, an important requirement for strategic decision making.
Most programmes in the Central and Eastern Europe, CIS and Baltic States region are also supporting activities for the protection of children without parental care.
Moreover, while most programmes contain some type of evaluation, it is not possible to discern from the survey whether these evaluations have resulted in improved programmes. .
Most programmes and agencies of the United Nations system continue to provide technical assistance to Central America within country programmes or regional frameworks.
Most programmes reveal a degree of complexity and sophistication that demonstrates the grasp of the major development challenges that face this vast and complicated region.
Most programmes reviewed in the World Investment Report 2001 had been started on the initiative of the country's IPAs, relying on combined support from the public and private sectors.
In addition, most programmes and agencies of the United Nations system continue providing technical assistance to Central America within country programmes or regional frameworks.