Eksempler på brug af Work programmes på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Specific support actions for the activities of the legal entities identified in the work programmes;
particularly in the work programmes.
Member States shall exclude from the selection process any work programmes that are incomplete
No later than 31 May 2003, Member States shall approve the work programmes to which they have granted the corresponding national funding.
The work programmes shall specify the minimum number of participants required for each indirect action
Open orientation debates on relevant Presidency or Commission work programmes, in both the General Affairs Council
better coordinate work programmes with the European Commission in the interests of the European Union.
Each year, we undertake consultation with the right variety of stakeholders in drawing up the work programmes.
such withholding of amounts on condition of commensurately increasing the resources available for the work programmes of approved organisations.
A full description of the work programmes for the first three years of the life span of the Programme was presented to the Council
We need to emphasise the importance of accelerated implementation of all the work programmes of the Convention on Biological Diversity
1981's revised budgets and work programmes.
Over the past decade, the national governments of EU Member States have made commitments to increase the EU institutions' competence and work programmes on the integration of legallyresident third-country nationals.
structured dialogue between our institutions that allows Parliament to provide important input when the Commission is preparing its work programmes, as its contribution to Union programming.
which took stock of political achievements and reviewed the work programmes, in which more than 70activities are planned.
who provide input on ensuring that the work programmes contain the most essential areas of research,
We have succeeded in persuading the agencies to do this, but the work programmes are costed
on the analysis of the results, with a view to a possible rearrangement of the work programmes.
in some cases it would be more appropriate to include these suggestions in the work programmes.
I think the way we will prepare the work programmes in the future should be a concrete demonstration of the special partnership which I