Examples of using Expansion programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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Expansion programme.
School Construction and Expansion Programme in Lebanon.
Will the Prime Minister explain to the House why he is not going ahead with the hospital expansion programme?
Coverage Expansion Programme PAC.
The NMD plan is in fact a unilateral nuclear force expansion programme.
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It should not embark on an expansion programme by concluding further MOUs.
The unencumbered balance was mainly due to the termination of the expansion programme of the Force.
It envisages an expansion programme costing $1.2 billion during the next few years.
In 2005 a £3.5 million terminal expansion programme began.
Subsequently, the expansion programme was suspended, requiring a much smaller UNIFIL vehicle fleet.
The unencumbered balance was due mainly to the termination of the expansion programme of the Force.
The State through its sustained expansion programme has almost succeeded in providing universal access to basic education.
In 2015, Trafigura and co-owners Mubadala invested EUR220 million in a two-year expansion programme.
The expansion programme comprises 11 private projects based mainly on the transformation of local raw materials.
That upward trend is clear proof that the company's ambitious international expansion programme is beginning to bear fruit.
The Pre-School Education Expansion Programme in Northern Ireland is creating over 9,000 new free early education places over a four year period.
Gentlemen, if you look at this next document,you will see the impact of our expansion programme in relation to our annual share projections.
Subsequently, the expansion programme was suspended based on the Secretary-General's reconfiguration plan of the Force approved by the Security Council.
In Senegal, the national programme for IDDA II comprises three main components,namely a consolidation and maintenance programme, an expansion programme and a support programme. .
No less important is the Vocational Training Upgrade and Expansion Programme(PROEP) financed by the IDB in a total amount of US$ 500 million.
The prison expansion programme and the construction of new prisons have created 11,550 new places, thereby increasing the overall prison capacity to 41,550 places.
This project had started operations in September 1994, andwas a first step in MBR's long-term expansion programme. It would enable the annual production capacity of Pico Mine to be increased to 11 million tons.
The Common Services Expansion Programme aims at having United Nations staff in 130 countries using common services guidelines and a new results-tracking system(RTS) by the end of 2005.
Partnerships were forged with decentralized financial institutions, local banks and external agencies(Arab Gulf Programme forUnited Nations Development Organizations(AGFUND), Trade Expansion Programme, World Bank, European Union), which offered credit lines to the beneficiary SMIs.
It is considered beneficial in the long term to have the expansion programme financially self-supporting, so that further expansions and system growth can also be justified commercially.
The unutilized balance of $905,800 under this heading resulted mainly from much lower requirements for transportationof contingent-owned equipment and containers that were handled through Beirut port owing to the termination of the expansion programme of the Force.
The objective of the Common Services Expansion Programme is to achieve 10 percent annual savings in administrative budgets in countries with a substantial United Nations presence.
The above subregional trade development activities and the ongoing all-Africa trade expansion programme should be considered valuable tools in the process of integrating the African economy and establishing the African Economic Community.
The Common Services Expansion Programme was initiated in May 2004 by the commitment letter of the Executive Heads of UNDG agencies and officially launched by the UNDG Management Group in October 2004 during the Common Services Global Meeting in Bangkok from 20 September to 1 October 2004.
Professional education in Brazil is developed by the educational networks and stimulated by the Professional Education Expansion Programme(PROEP), an initiative that enjoys resources on the order R$ 500 million derived from domestic sources and financing from the Inter-American Development Bank.