Examples of using Programme reflects in English and their translations into Russian
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The State Programme reflects the Government's commitments and its strategy for HIV/AIDS control.
Although donor response still suffers from a“wait-and-see” approach, the programme reflects the Government's determination to boost the development of the country and to promote indigenous capability.
The programme reflects the policy of the Republic of Moldova concerning free prophylaxis and treatment of cancer;
The recommendations contained in this report are intended to ensure that the programme reflects the changing priorities of the developing countries for the various forms of technical assistance.
The programme reflects the priorities identified in the country's poverty reduction strategy paper adopted in 2006.
The information programme reflects the priorities of the work programme of the Department for Disarmament Affairs.
That programme reflects all national priorities with respect to both the ICPD's goals and the Millennium Development Goals.
The new Global Programme reflects a considered and comprehensive response to each of the five evaluation recommendations.
This proposed programme reflects the requirement that Central Asian airline operators also have to comply with certain EU regulations when operating to EU countries.
The programme reflects the current state, main priorities and problems of the country; goals and objectives; time frames and financial support for implementation of the programme; expected results.
The Programme reflects the fact that the transition from emergency to rehabilitation and development requires, among other things, a carefully graduated plan to normalize a supply of agricultural inputs progressively.
This work programme reflects a consensus on the priorities for future action that have emerged since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, namely.
This part of the Programme reflects the concern of the Conference to develop an integrated system of internationally comparable environment statistics which can assist decision-makers in formulating policies that are environmentally sustainable.
While each programme reflects the specific needs and priorities of the region, as agreed with the respective regional entities and partner States, the fight against organized crime and illicit trafficking constitutes a key component of all programmes. .
The programme reflects Commission decision O(45) with regard to priority areas of activity, methods of work and structures as well as earlier decisions concerning the Indicative Calendar of Meetings(ECE/AC.17/4, Annex), the nomenclature of its subsidiary bodies and the duration of their meetings.
The programme reflects the recommendations of the Women in Small Business report, which addressed the low usage rates of government business assistance services by women in small business, and identified a need for coordination of business assistance services; and easier access to business assistance services for owners/operators of small businesses.
The programme reflects the principle enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child that in order for children to develop into mature and well-balanced individuals, they must grow up in a happy, loving and accepting family environment. It helps to place children living in State institutions in families, and establishes and organizes mechanisms for alternative care, which are used on a selective basis.
The representative of Niger said the country programme reflected national priorities.
The Programme reflected all the basic recommendations of Agenda 21.
At the same time, national programmes reflect specific regional HIV-related threats.
It includes 105 programmes reflecting 12 priorities.
These programmes reflect the health-policy goals of WHO Regional Strategy Health for All.
The representative of Sierra Leone said that the programme reflected the Government's priorities for post-conflict recovery and development.
Concerning the Guinea CPR,the country delegation said that the proposed country programme reflected the post-conflict realities in the country, including the internal displacement of populations.
The programme reflected the commitments and responsibilities of both Africa and the international community, based on the recognition that the development of Africa is the fundamental responsibility of Africans themselves.
It is important that the programme reflect the general thrust of numerous resolutions on various disarmament issues adopted by the General Assembly prior to their formulation.
The approval of a budget for each programme reflecting the total resources required for the Organization to carry out all its activities will be a cornerstone of that endeavour.
What we need is to see this ambitious Programme reflected in the policies and youth programmes of participants' countries.
In the evening, there was a very attractive andinteresting cultural programme reflecting its international character.
He underscored that the country programmes reflected strong ownership by governments, active participation by the donor community and close collaboration between headquarters and the field.