Examples of using Action programmes in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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implement national action programmes(NAPs) to combat desertification.
as they must be adequate to assess the effectiveness of the action programmes.
the Contracting Parties shall draw up joint action programmes within the Commission with timetables for their implementation.
implement suitable monitoring programmes to assess the effectiveness of action programmes established pursuant to this Article.
In order to reduce water pollution caused by nitrates Member States must adopt action programmes compulsory in nitrate-vulnerable zones.
Under statutory mandatory requirement 474(SMR-4) Member States have to check the application by farmers of the nitrate action programmes.
the coordination of national action programmes.
as they chose to apply the action programmes across their entire territories.
it must be concluded, according to the Court, that the action programmes are not sufficient.
These three sectors were systematically taken into account when designing annual action programmes in favour of Tunisia.
other Member States bordering the Baltic Sea on its official website their national control action programmes as referred to in paragraph 1, together with an implementation schedule.
In some Member States, the action programmes in the context of the Nitrates Directive indeed include also require- ments on phosphorus and this directive is
general action programmes setting out priority objectives to be attained shall be adopted by the Council,
General action programmes setting out priority objectives to be attained shall be adopted by the Council,
general action programmes setting out priority objectives to be attained shall be adopted by the Council,
The Court found that the requirements of each revision of the action programmes of the Czech Republic,
targets and action programmes agreed at international level
EU action programmes have boosted knowledge-sharing and cooperation between Member States
Environment Action Programmes(EAP) have guided the development of EU environment policy since the early seventies, and the 6th EAP should be seen as part of a continuous process spanning almost 40 years.
Environment Action Programmes have guided the development of EU environment policy since the early 1970s and the 6th EAP should therefore be seen as part of an overall 40 year process.