Examples of using Programmes would in English and their translations into Russian
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It is expected that these programmes would provide for.
Nationwide literacy programmes would help to promote understanding of the gender aspects of relevant legislation.
Coordinated action by the United Nations and its agencies,funds and programmes would facilitate that effort.
Youth exchange programmes would be particularly beneficial;
The joint office model would ensure a single country presence,while individual country programmes would complement each other more effectively.
The Government believed that those programmes would help to eliminate the inequalities experienced by indigenous populations.
Building the capacity of developing countries to initiate and gainfully benefit from space applications programmes would be key to the success of all other initiatives.
These programmes would facilitate staff movement and enhance their employability in different parts of the Organization.
His country hoped that those programmes would continue to receive support.
These programmes would be useful, in particular given the fact that so many refugees from other countries are located in Jordan.
The head of CCE presented the merits of the ex-post analysis for which all programmes would provide indicators and methods that were not included in the GAINS model.
The new country programmes would include strategies to educate and equip young people and children to address the HIV/ AIDS epidemic.
Harmonization of conditions for staff working in the field and in agencies,funds and programmes would improve conditions of service and help to maintain the common system.
Joint programmes would enhance efficiency, technical cooperation delivery and benefits for the partner countries.
Delegations taking the floor recognized that close collaboration among the various funds and programmes would be key during the transition phase of UNWomen.
Funds and programmes would have the flexibility to extend fixed-term appointments beyond five years in accordance with their operational mandates.
Clustering the programmes together to form the Division of Least Developed Countries,Africa and Special Programmes would engender synergies and produce coherent and focused outputs.
The funds and programmes would have the flexibility to extend fixed-term appointments beyond five years in accordance with their operational mandates A/62/274, para. 35.
The budget document indicated that the increase in expenditure envisaged in priority programmes would largely be financed by reallocating resources within the approved outline budget.
The programmes would include annual targets for the provision of all types of accommodation that would be monitored on a regular basis.
Japan recognized that good cooperation among relevant programmes was important, andstated that its participation in both bilateral and multilateral programmes would promote coherence.
Such supportive programmes would facilitate effective and efficient mobility policies in the common system and could be developed in the following areas.
Decision makers in developing countries must be convinced that a judicious expenditure of limited resources on space programmes would substantially contribute to social stability and economic growth.
The programmes would strengthen the Convention regime and create renewed synergies and cooperation, with the assistance of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining.
Such systems using available guidance and programmes would include the application of process safety management to chemical operations.
Programmes would also help to increase health care coverage, enhance preventive treatment and achieve efficient delivery in the near term.
On the contrary, it assumed that the Funds and Programmes would continue to exist, but within the framework of the four sectoral areas, thereby improving coordination between Headquarters and country-level activities.
Such programmes would increase the effectiveness of interventions when they are fully integrated into sectoral and other national activities and programmes. .
In terms of advocacy, the programmes would work to develop advocacy partners, including NGOs and community-based and religious organizations and parliamentarian groups.
Such programmes would aim to consolidate the gains made during the negotiating process as well as to lay the foundations for the rehabilitation, development and democratization of Tajikistan.