Примери за използване на Existing programmes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In fact, European Innovation Partnerships are an instrument for creating synergies between already existing programmes at European, national
with the aim of updating the existing programmes.
as well as with other existing programmes and strategies;
initiatives of the EU should be financed with fresh money without jeopardising the existing programmes and policies;
worth over €20 million, to continue upgrading the quality of all our existing programmes, and introduce new ones.
Stresses that the Commission should submit an independent evaluation of all the existing programmes to Parliament;
Pursuing existing programmes will, among other things,
The ongoing processes to modernize existing programmes and policies should continue(for the CAP,
The new programme builds on the experience and success of existing programmes such as Erasmus, but will have an even greater impact.
The different types of funding provided by the existing programmes will be brought together into a single coherent,
The ongoing processes to modernise existing programmes and policies would continue,
Different types of funding provided by the existing programmes along with the running projects will be brought together into a single coherent and flexible framework.
training through merging and streamlining existing programmes and initiatives;
I therefore think it is important that this facility should not be financed at the expense of existing programmes or jeopardise them.
Values Fund, simplifying the existing programmes in this field.
an increase of approximately 70% compared to the current seven-year budget for existing programmes.
the further development of existing programmes.
build upon relevant existing programmes and activities developed in the framework of structures stemming from international agreements such as Regional Sea Conventions.
(iv) Synergies with national space agencies and their existing programmes will be reinforced, notably through contribution agreements,
often duplicate existing programmes and favour established training providers.