Examples of using Extensive programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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It has already devised extensive programmes to advance this dream.
Extensive programmes also existed in the capital, ports and towns bordering Panama.
Several Middle Eastern countries have extensive programmes for weapons of mass destruction.
Extensive programmes exist to ensure occupational health and safety and environmental protection.
Many state parks have cabins for hire and all offer extensive programmes for visitors.
UNIDO has extensive programmes with a bearing on waste management.
Since its inception, the Islamic Republic of Iran had acknowledged women's valuable contributions andhad implemented extensive programmes to improve their conditions.
Countries of destination tend to have extensive programmes to promote integration and social inclusion.
Extensive programmes had been undertaken in the field of education, health and housing in order to ensure the enjoyment of human rights and respect for human dignity.
Our schools take a student-centred approach to learning with globally recognised qualifications alongside extensive programmes of sports, culture and technology.
His Government maintained extensive programmes to protect the rights of humans involved as subjects in research question 20.
While small-holder farms could provide the full requirements for subsistence,this needs to be supplemented by extensive programmes to provide the nutritional needs of the country.
Under the first sub-heading, extensive programmes were undertaken in 2007 in Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, Kosovo Province(Serbia), and Colombia.
Colombia referred to various government initiatives to combat illicit crop cultivation,which included programmes for eradication and extensive programmes of alternative development.
Under the first sub-heading, extensive programmes were undertaken in 2006 in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Republic of Serbia(Kosovo), Argentina and Timor-Leste.
Contrary to their obligation to reducetheir nuclear arsenals effectively, those nuclear-weapon States have embarked upon extensive programmes to increase their capacity to use nuclear weapons more effectively.
As well as a global programme, there are extensive programmes in different countries and regions in support of waste picker' organizing activities and livelihood development.
In addition, the feasibility of a United Nations operation would depend largely on the availability of capable troops andpolice contributors and extensive programmes of reconstruction of the country.
Employers' organizations in Asia andLatin America are benefiting from extensive programmes designed and implemented by ILO aimed at enhancing capacity-building in these organizations.
There are extensive programmes to enhance maternal health and reduce infant mortality and morbidity rates including immunizations, family planning, obstetric care and training of traditional birth attendants.
In China, for example,traditional forest-related knowledge plays a crucial role, and there are extensive programmes for cataloguing traditional forest-related knowledge and measures that encourage communities to maintain traditional forest-related knowledge.
The standing commissions of the Federation have carried out extensive programmes in their respective fields of activities to reach a better understanding of the problems and aspects of beekeeping in the world.
The Committee does not have its own resources for assistance purposes but relies on the cooperation of bilateral donors and international and regional organizations andother institutions with considerable experience and extensive programmes.
With regard to child labour, extensive programmes had been carried out to ensure the identification and rehabilitation of victims with the help of the International Labour Organization(ILO) and other international agencies.
Service provision andtechnical assistance At the operational level, a number of international organizations have extensive programmes of service delivery in support of the human rights, including labour rights, of migrants.
Through making it free and compulsory, extensive programmes are undertaken by the present Government to bring all eligible children to school, get them to complete the primary education cycle and provide them with a quality education.
It is clearly illustrated both in the report by the Secretary-General to the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly andin the present report that many United Nations agencies have extensive programmes in the disability field.
Both Houses of the French Parliament have also developed extensive programmes of assistance to parliaments, not only in the former French colonies, but also to other parliaments such those in Cambodia, Romania and Georgia.
