Examples of using Programme of reforms in English and their translations into Spanish
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Renzi enjoys to continue implementing the programme of reforms.
My Government fully supported the United Nations programme of reforms aimed at conferring more coherence and efficiency on the activities of the United Nations.
We want this session of the General Assembly to be dominated by the programme of reforms.
The Secretary-General's wide-ranging programme of reforms is designed to position the United Nations to meet the challenges and opportunities of the next century.
I would like to stress here that Lebanon will continue to look to the United Nations and the international community to support our people's aspirations andour Government's broad and bold programme of reforms.
San Marino has always supported the programme of reforms of the Secretary-General and welcomes the great improvements made to our Organization, with a view to making it more active and more efficient.
Although most of the recommendations are set out in clear and unequivocal terms,there is no mention of establishing a monitoring system that would at least inform States about the implementation of the programme of reforms.
The Portuguese Parliament has been involved in a substantial recent programme of reforms, intended to strengthen oversight of the executive, to monitor implementation of the laws and to bring parliament closer to the people.
Indeed, in our view, the growth potential for India, on a long-term basis, is far higher compared to a lot of other markets in the world, thanks to a number of factors including industrialisation,changing demographics and the programme of reforms the government is planning to implement.
As Iraq moves ahead on its most ambitious programme of reforms since 2003, I urge its leaders to ensure that the needs of all its citizens, particularly the poorest and most vulnerable, are made central to development planning.
The Committee urges the State party to continue its efforts to provide effective protection to children in vulnerable situations from all forms of exploitation, and ensure effective local collaboration, strategic planning andtraining to implement the programme of reforms initiated in England and Wales.
This is a strategy which is being taken up by the Ministry of Public Health andSocial Welfare through the programme of reforms to the primary healthcare scheme; it will provide basic essential medicines and consumables for 20 items of care and 13 diseases.
It represents a programme of reforms over a period of internal transition within the Organization, as well as a time of great economic difficulties for the world tourism sector, and is geared towards achieving greater integration and regionalization of the Affiliate Members.
The Council expressed its expectation that the parties would continue to honour the timetable set out in the agreement, including the presidential elections on 21 February, national dialogue,the constitutional review and the programme of reforms to tackle the profound security, humanitarian and economic challenges that Yemen faced.
The Secretary-General commented that the programme of reforms introduced in 2005 includes five main categories: ensuring ethical conduct, strengthening oversight and accountability, updating the Organization, improving senior management performance, and increasing transparency.
Those who believe in Security Council reform as a way of transforming the Organization, allowing it to become more effective in tackling current threats and challenges, can count on us not only to carry forth this vision butalso to struggle for it to become the next major achievement in the Organization's programme of reforms.
The Guinean Government has undertaken a programme of reforms in the security and justice sectors through the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Security and Civil Protection, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Finance.
Ms. Pinto(Argentina) said it was auspicious that, with the approach of the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,the United Nations was working on a programme of reforms, all aspects of which incorporated a human rights dimension: peace and security, economic and social matters, development cooperation and humanitarian affairs.
Because we believe that the programme of reforms, taken as a whole, represents significant progress for our Organization, the Union does not intend to press for the fine points of its own positions to be taken into account with regard to each of the proposals or recommendations before us.
The European Union welcomes the Assembly's solemn declaration of its support for the message conveyed andthe choices made by the Secretary-General in the programme of reforms he submitted to us last 16 July, and the mandate that it gives to the Secretary-General, as the chief administrative officer of the Organization, to implement the measures contained in his report.
The Parliament started to discuss a programme of reforms which, in accordance with the political programme of CDC, was designed to rapidly transform the country into a political democracy, based on a market economy and the rule of law, which would enable Croatia to join the European Community as soon as possible.
At the end of the meeting,the Chiefs of Defence Staff recommended the swift mobilization of $95 million to implement a programme of reforms as part of the road map, which included the rehabilitation of two military barracks and the deployment of police training units, 100 security and close protection personnel and 3 formed police units.
The programme of reforms submitted by the Secretary-General would affect the discussions since the Committee did not have all the information required to adopt a budget including the reforms before the end of the year, a point that had been made by the Presidency of the European Union during the informal discussions.
Faithful to its principles,the United Nations must continue to encourage and deepen its programme of reforms, taking into consideration not only the complexity of the current reality, but also the future development of regulations aimed at relieving social marginalization and ethnic and religious tensions, which jeopardize the priority objectives of peace and development for our peoples.
The programme of reforms envisages, first of all, liberalization of trade and price policies, privatization of State enterprises through the appropriate comprehensive programme, development of the market economy's legal basis and provision of financial stability by means of budget-deficit reduction and the implementation of a strict and balanced credit and monetary policy.
The Government of the Republic of Cuba decided that in order todeal with the impact of the crisis it was necessary to activate a programme of reforms that would allow the economy to recover, preserve the achievements obtained in the fields of health, education, social security and welfare, distribute as equitably as possible the inevitable social costs and, at the same time, create the necessary conditions to reinsert the country into the world economy.
In our opinion, the programme of reforms should include the following three priorities: restructuring the Secretariat, rationalizing the work of the Main Committees and their working mechanisms, and reinforcing the role of the Secretary-General in his relations with the subsidiary bodies and specialized agencies.
Portugal expresses its appreciation for the programme of reforms presented by the Secretary-General and reaffirms its readiness to participate in the further development of this initiative, taking up the challenge to build up a more effective Organization, with a better capacity to respond and a more rational utilization of its resources.
The Secretary-General has included the rationalization of the terms and conditions of employment of staff in his programme of reform of human resources management.
A programme of reform of Tonga's system of taxation is also under way to bring it into conformity with international norms and bilateral and multilateral obligations.