Sentence examples similar to to formulate programmes from inspiring English sources

This in turn makes it much more difficult to formulate effective programmes targeting vulnerable communities.

Under these conditions the President's first task was to organise his administrative circle, and his second to formulate a programme of legislation.

Instead, he said he asked "two small groups of personalities" to formulate "precise programme proposals" that could be supported by political parties - and serve as a basis for a new cabinet.

Key Findings and Conclusions The Capacity Building Programme on Child Labour (1997-99) wasuccessfulul in strengthening UNICEF's in-house technical expertise necessary to formulate policies and programmes to progressively eliminate child labour and acquire practical tools to plan and evaluate relevant activities.

Several donors supported pilot activities in countries where SPFS operates, also formulating programmes for new participants.

Of particular importance is the need to formulate policies and programmes for the extremely vulnerable population of youth within Iraq today.

It noted in particular that the Committee had made it possible to formulate policies and programmes that met the requirements of both developing and developed countries, had provided a global forum for the review of world fishery problems and had recommended appropriate action, which in many cases had been followed up by governments and intergovernmental bodies.

Representative Kearney provided leadership by formulating programme goals, objectives and strategies for programme management.

The contents of two documents used in applications for accreditation by professional accreditation bodies as well as professional Institution guidelines were reviewed to formulate the degree programme learning outcomes which were presented to the students.

In conclusion, Mr President, we consider it vital for the Commission to formulate an action programme for Latin America which, as already mentioned, contains practical, common proposals which promote, on the one hand, economic development and, on the other, peace, democracy and the strictest possible respect for human rights.

Our intention was to support national TB programmes to formulate various ACF initiatives rather than to model the epidemiological impact of ACF.