Examples of using Direct support in English and their translations into Croatian
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either in the form of direct support(grants, subsidies,
video documentation, direct support over the phone, in the field
Information on scholarships, and other direct support paid to natural persons in most need should remain exempt from publication.
notably via direct support, but Member States have the possibility to include affordability measures for mobile services for the most vulnerable end-users' where lack of such affordability is demonstrated.
Council Regulation(EC) No 73/2009 of 19 January 2009 establishing common rules for direct support schemes for farmers under the common agricultural policy
empower the psychological resilience of children and youth through direct support and support to their parents,
complementary instrument providing direct support for the European Union's external policies,
The EU will also continue to strengthen its direct support to civil society
No 73/2009 establishing common rules for direct support schemes for farmers under the common agricultural policy
complementary instrument providing direct support for the Union's external policies,
This includes direct support in the form of grants, from the Connecting Europe Facility and the European Structural
of the Council amending Council Regulation(EC) No 73/2009 establishing common rules for direct support schemes for farmers under the common agricultural policy and establishing certain support schemes for farmers.
Stresses that direct support for European audiovisual production is needed, particularly during the project development phase,
facilitate regional knowledge exchange on the key topic, and provide direct support to some of these countries as they design
OSB to Gulluk Port", which won grant support under the Direct Support Program of South Aegean Development Agency.
Both the maritime operations and the direct support to Member States at the‘hotspots' represent a tangible European response to what is both a humanitarian crisis
exceptional circumstances on the direct support received in the reference year in order to reduce the administrative burden.
Member States should be allowed to redistribute direct support between farmers by granting them an extra payment for the first hectares.
Common Agricultural Policy and complements the measures under the European Agricultural Guarantee Fund which provide direct support to farmers and support market measures.
The experience further shows that in some Member States the administrative costs of implementing the active farmer clause as a whole outweighs the benefit of excluding a very limited number of non-active beneficiaries from the direct support schemes.