Examples of using Programme received in English and their translations into Russian
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Two days ago that programme received the Nansen award in Geneva.
The programme received support from the Global Fund which is to end in the current financial year.
In addition to the voluntary cash contribution referred toin paragraph 4 of the report, in past years the Programme received offers of scholarships for training in their own educational institutions from the following States.
In addition, the Programme received $37,782,190 in earmarked contributions(ibid.) during the biennium.
The programme received positive feedback from all stakeholders for the meetings and the supporting documents;
During the biennium, the Programme received $38.3 million, and expenditures amounted to $41.8 million.
The Programme received four long-term fellowship offers for the period 1997-1998 from the European Space Agency ESA.
After organizing successful visiting programmes at 15 high schools in Kosovo, the Programme received generous support to expand its youth education project to schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia, as well as to continue its efforts in Kosovo.
The programme received its third major donor contribution, allowing its capital base to expand by 57 per cent to $494,000.
For 2010, the programme received a rebrand centred on the Museo typeface.
The programme received strong support from the Parties and was adopted by the Conference of the Parties at its third meeting, held in Budapest, on 27-30 October 2004.
Between 2002 and 2005, the programme received a total of 642 project proposals from 34 countries; 64 projects were funded.
In parallel, the Programme received financial backing during the reporting period from France to support its activities in the region benefiting seven African countries.
For its pilot phase(1992- 1996), the programme received $8.2 million and for the first two years(1996- 1998) of its operational phase, the GEF Council approved a further $24 million.
The programme received support from the highest levels of government, particularly as it was aligned with the Government's Reconstruction and Development Programme RDP.
During the biennium, the programme received $3.3 million, while expenditure was $16.2 million, including the use of funds received in previous years.
In 2001, the Programme received voluntary contributions, both in money and in kind, including the sponsorship of technical and scientific presentations by experts, as described below.
In 1998, the Programme received voluntary contributions, both in money and in kind, including the sponsorship of technical and scientific presentations by several experts, as described below.
The Programme received seven long-term fellowship offers for the period 1998-1999: five of these were from the European Space Agency(ESA) and two from the Government of China.
The Programme received its first unified budget and work plan allocation of $267,000 in 2001 and $2.7 million under the unified budget and work plan for the period 2002-2003.
The training programmes received nearly 180,000 participants.
For example, following activities undertaken in the field, the Programme receives requests for further documentation or expert advice on specific problems.
The programme receives NOK 160- 180 million(EUR 20- 23 million) annually, which is allocated to and distributed by the regional and local authorities.
Across all the pilots,the funds and programmes received 67 per cent of resources, compared with 29 per cent for specialized agencies and 4 per cent for non-resident agencies.
The programme receives leads from banks, as well as reports of false passports presented to social security offices and used in applications for driver's licences.
Several notable global initiatives were begun andmany existing projects and programmes received additional impetus as a result of the Year.
For programmes receiving funding from the VTF or other sources, the evaluation requirements are determined internally, at the request of the donors to the programme or by donors directly.
During the biennium 2004-2005, the United Nations,its funds and programmes received $980 million for the tsunami and spent $359 million, a 36.7 per cent implementation rate, as reflected in table 6.
Should this proposed programme receive the requisite approval, it is expected that the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the right to education would be singled out as one of the monitoring mechanisms contributing to the process of implementing the programme. .
And bonus, students with different backgrounds create a wide system of social relations among representatives of various scientific areas- the programme receives applications from students with basic economic, management, sociological, political, scientific and engineering education.
