Examples of using Programme could in English and their translations into Russian
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The programme could run from 2009 to 2013.
I guess we all feel that the draft Programme could have been better.
That programme could contribute to the attainment of Goal 6.
There was some concern that the programme could be used as a political tool.
This programme could be structured along the following lines.
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However, the situation had now improved greatly andhe was confident that the programme could be successfully implemented.
The costs of the programme could also change depending on the number of years it is to be operated.
They were especially encouraged by the rights-based approach and felt that the programme could be a model in this regard.
Second, no programme could be changed without the authorization of the General Assembly.
Naturally, the steps proposed cost money, and it would be foolish to pretend that the Programme could be tidied up free of cost.
Based on the success rate the programme could be replicated in other secondary schools.
The programme could receive funding from various sources, multilateral as well as bilateral.
Some delegations pointed out that the programme could be simplified further by merging some of the modules.
The programme could be strengthened by including those actors and providing measures to better coordinate their activities.
After five years, it was clear from both internal andindependent evaluations that the programme could and should be applied across the board.
This programme could be reviewed and amended at each subsequent session ibid., para. 381.
The view was expressed that some of the indicators of achievement of the programme could be improved, while the scope of some expected accomplishments could be expanded.
Such a programme could contribute towards consolidating the regional dimension of the Organization's work.
Many agreed that programmes should take a life cycle approach but that not every programme could or should address all stages of the life cycle.
In this respect, the programme could have included a more pronounced follow-up.
In addition to providing disaster management support andfacilitating capacity-building in developing countries, the programme could extend access to space-based technology solutions across the globe.
It was anticipated that the programme could be highly valuable in identifying and preventing illicit traffic.
The programme could be seen as a means to developing an integrated vision of the Asia/Europe transport system.
This resulted in insufficient attention being paid to areas where the programme could have made a major contribution, while continuing to fund areas where the programme could not add as much value;
That programme could achieve its objectives only with the assistance of the donor countries and the United Nations specialized agencies.
Participation in such a programme could be a condition for license re-instatement.
The programme could usefully provide a vehicle to help to match actions at all levels with technical support and financial resources.
The Group of 77 andChina reaffirmed that no programme could be changed without approval by the General Assembly and that the restructuring exercise could not affect existing programmes. .
The Programme could be used more actively to raise the awareness of policymakers and experts about the close interlinkage between regional cooperation and sustainable development.
It was hoped that the programme could be relaunched in 2006 in the context of a stable political environment.