Examples of using Programme represents in English and their translations into Spanish
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Our programme represents an expanded trans-media discipline of communication and expression.
On the other hand,we welcome the reference made in the draft resolution to the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms, since the Programme represents a consensual, well-balanced basis for addressing the impact of illicit arms transfers on armed violence in the context of conflict.
It is our view that this programme represents a backdrop for the improvement of the deteriorating situation of young people across the world.
For the students, this grant programme represents their first contact with the world of business.
The programme represents the most far-reaching, substantive and comprehensive drive towards financial sector strengthening to have been launched in Egypt to date.
Targeting children andyoungsters who dropped out of school, the programme represents a very flexible educational offer, giving the possibility of getting recognition for competences acquired in informal settings, the implementation of a modular curriculum and a student-centred approach.
The programme represents a launching pad for young elite golfers in their first years on the professional circuit through financial assistance, training and logistical support.
Taken all together, the programme represents an entirely new approach to rural education and to addressing the problems of rural life in Colombia.
That programme represents an important activity of the CISRI organization and it is directly administered by the CISRI secretariat, thus possessing operational autonomy.
The implementation of this programme represents the greatest benefit that can be provided to the Somali people, who rely for their livelihood on the export of livestock.
The programme represents the contribution of the wine sector to the European Alcohol and Health Forum of the European Commission, as part of the EU strategy to support Member States.
The implementation of this programme represents a considerable challenge for the State owing to its complex nature and the scale of the task of providing full reparation to victims.
The programme represents real effort of regional potential development to produce unique and distinctive products with global competitiveness by utilizing local resources.
In the present context in Burundi, this programme represents one of the rare real signs of the solidarity of the international community and it is imperative that it be maintained and encouraged.
This programme represents a broad-based partnership involving the IOM, sub-regional bodies, such as ECOWAS, the governments of the participating countries and private sector employment institutions.
This programme represents the Organization's commitment, reaffirmed at the most recent session of the Economic and Social Council, in July 1995, to support African development efforts.
The programme represents a campaign to eliminate violent communication and corporal punishment and is being implemented in all UNRWA schools in its five areas of operation: West Bank, Gaza Strip, Jordan, Lebanon and Syrian Arab Republic.
This programme represents an investment in the information and communications technology infrastructure of the organization, which at present is old, under-resourced and incapable of supporting the organization's requirements over the longer term.
The programme represents UNIDO's integrated response, and covers the following priority components:(a) industrial restructuring for competitiveness;(b) agro-based industries with emphasis on leather, wood and food; and(c) cleaner environment.
The programme represents a new and comprehensive approach in the protection of especially vulnerable children and juveniles in the Republic of Moldova fight against institutionalization, disregard and abuse of children and adolescents, trafficking in human beings, poverty and poor education.
The Programme represents a clear commitment by national Governments, international and regional organizations and programmes, non-governmental organizations and major groups to protecting and preserving the marine environment from the adverse impact of land-based activities.
This programme represents a comprehensive statement of strategy and policy aiming to revitalize the growth and development of least developed countries, based on the principle of shared responsibility and strengthened partnership between least developed countries and their development partners.
This programme represents the first attempt at a holistic presentation of the implementation of children's rights in all key areas of life for the young generation- e.g. the family, the residential environment, the local community, nurseries, schools and youth organizations- thereby incorporating demographic trends and other social aspects.
The programme represents a valuable tool for educators(teachers, youth leaders and social workers) to nurture ethical values and spirituality in children and youth to strengthen their critical thinking and their ability to make well-grounded decisions that ultimately can help tackling some of the root causes that lead young people into violent extremist groups.
The activities of the programme represented one of the highest priorities of the Organization.
These programmes represent the majority of FAO's donor-funded livestock projects.
Agencies, funds and programmes represented in Spain.
The programme represented a milestone in the provision of health assistance to the adolescent population of Brazil.
The effective implementation of the Programme represented the best guarantee for continued efforts towards ending displacement once and for all in the region.
Meetings were held twice among participants in the Programme representing various fields of employment, recruitment methods, geographical areas and Training Centres.