Examples of using Programmes often in English and their translations into Spanish
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Programmes often offer a light tea-biscuit break in the afternoon.
Voters are able to choose between different candidates or different programmes often these are programmes of particular political parties.
These programmes often include a diagnosis at an early stage and follow-up monitoring of perpetrators.
Such an approach may avoid political interference, but the programmes often ended before the reform process was complete, due to lack of continued funding.
Those programmes often ran in very different directions from the policies being advocated by the international community.
The Institute contributes to most of the eight Millennium Development Goals through its programmes, often using the resources and faculty of Quinnipiac University in Connecticut, United States of America.
These programmes often include diagnosis at an early stage and follow-up monitoring of perpetrators.
To enhance marketing options andreduce some of the vulnerabilities related to illicit crop cultivation, alternative development programmes often try to involve the private sector.
Legal assistance programmes often are limited to criminal cases.
The duration of the programmes is tailored to suit the age of the children: for the youngest children just a few short, frequent sessions are envisaged,while for adolescents the programmes often include workshops that can continue throughout the school year.
Those programmes often focused on combating school failure, which was a major cause of bullying and violence in schools.
Among other issues of concern, the large number of Government entities andministries in charge of implementation of the programmes often causes confusion and a lack of confidence within the community of defenders.
Programmes often were copied in this way for rebroadcast or overseas sale before the original videotapes were reused.
A United States utility that launched a two-year advertising promotional campaign for energy efficiency found that participation rates in their programmes often doubled but that savings were not necessarily persistent for long periods.
Several programmes often include the promotion of management reforms, procedural changes, and training for members of parliament and staff.
Recognizing that informal justice systems and dispute resolution mechanisms handle the majority of disputes in many of these countries, the programmes often address both formal and informal structures, institutions and processes as well as State and non-State actors.
Social protection programmes often increase demand for education, therefore contributing to the realization of the right to education.
Indeed, while gender equality policies and action plans had been adopted by more than 120 countries and legislation had been passed to strengthen women's rights to land and property, increase their political representation andpenalize gender-based violence, laws, policies and programmes often failed to lead to action.
Training programmes often meet only short-term needs, including psychosocial needs, but fail to provide a foundation for long-term employment.
Complexity of content higher than ISCED level 3 andbelow the level of tertiary education(§191) ISCED level 4 programmes often serve to broaden- rather than deepen- the knowledge, skills and competencies of participants who have completed a programme at ISCED level 3.
Such programmes often discriminated against girls, particularly in the areas of science and technology; she wondered what methodology was being used in Uzbekistan.
The evolution of the world's understanding of these linkages has gradually been translated into policies,plans and programmes, often with remarkable results, and the success of these initiatives has led a number of countries to query whether some of the other linkages might not be concealing latent benefits in the form of synergy and complementarity.
Programmes often do not cover the poorest of the poor living in communities far away from urban centres that suffer from inadequate infrastructure as well as limited communication.
Yet detractors external to the programmes often claim that the programme is too soft, and does not provide the technical skills required to successfully run an SME.
Programmes often only deal with nutrition, immunization and preschool education with little or no emphasis on play, recreation, culture and the arts.
Those programmes often include participation in meetings to share histories of problems, obtain help and support from other members in dealing with challenges that have led to relapses, and seeking a member who will serve as a sponsor or mentor to provide help in times of crisis.
Agencies, funds, and programmes often have a depth and continuity of country knowledge, including a solid base of experience in capacity-building, and relationships that may have existed prior to mission arrival and that will undoubtedly exist after a mission departs, notwithstanding the role of the Department of Political Affairs in its continuous observation of country situations.
Children who complete this programme often go on to top universities, well-paid jobs.
The following events were attended to communicate the objectives of the programme, often at the invitation of the organizers and with their financial support.
They recognize that a buy-back programme often targets several different and even conflicting objectives and that the programme is the outcome of a policy process that in most cases will target improved, not optimal, management as the objective.