Sentence examples for harmonized programmes from inspiring English sources
The Joint Presence and harmonized programmes of the three agencies are a result of extensive national consultations which began in 2006 in response to clearly expressed operational needs by the Government of Kiribati.
Debate on harmonized programmes The President of the Executive Board, Ambassador Andrei Dapkiunas, paused today's proceedings three times to allow for further informal discussion among delegates working out details of the most contentious agenda item of the week – the Harmonized Country Programme approval process.
These short-duration programmes are usually prepared so that the UNICEF programme cycle may be harmonized with the cycles of other agencies, or to allow time for finalization of the UNDAF.
Similarly, in view of the enormous and, what is more, unreimbursed amount of time and money spent on documentation, benchmarking and quality assurance, it is simply inconceivable that various parallel QA programmes can coexist without being harmonized.
The programme's initial plan to make available teaching material in French was cancelled as Rwanda joined the Commonwealth [ 36] and adopted English as the official language of instruction in 2008 in a bid to harmonize its curriculum with its English-speaking East African Community [ 37].
The next CPC cycle will be harmonized among United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) partners and coincide with the programme cycle of the interim Poverty Reduction Strategy between the Government of Afghanistan and the World Bank (2006-2008).
First a lack of students entering chemical engineering programmes in several European countries, second the process towards a harmonized higher education area in Europe (Bologna Process), and finally a distinct uncertainty as to what chemical engineering as well as education in chemical engineering should be in the future.
If biosafety standards were harmonized on a regional basis, countries with well-developed biotechnology research and development programmes could supply technology to neighbouring countries with similar agro-ecological conditions.
In line with the EU legislation, (EC) No 2160/2003 on control of salmonella and other zoonotic agents, a national control programme for feed was established in Sweden 1993 (although not yet a harmonized demand in the EU).
In the future, however, the benchmarking procedure will need to be further standardized, though not only on the basis of the XML data set but also with regard to the competing programmes in Germany (DOC vs. BQS/AQUA), which need to be evaluated in a comparative manner and, if necessary, harmonized.
