Examples of using National programmes in English and their translations into Czech
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The process of Member States converting the EU 2020 strategy into national programmes must help establish a more competitive,
all Member States develop national programmes to support their small-
that is a separate issue dealt with in the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme and also in national programmes.
draw up appropriate national programmes for spent fuel
of natural resources and governance of this sector in their national programmes for the 10th European Development Fund.
be able to draw up appropriate national programmes for spent fuel
regional and national programmes for building renovation with our goals
During this phase, we have just gathered details of the national programmes developed by the Member States,
CONSIDERS that the identification of best practices at Member State level and national programmes could play an important role in identifying the most efficient
in accordance with the'polluter pays' principle, that the national programmes include detailed
draw up appropriate national programmes for spent fuel
non-core activities of the Special Court in the forthcoming national programmes with Sierra Leone;
draw up appropriate national programmes for spent fuel
I do think that European social funding and national programmes like the New Deal in the UK are essential active labour market measures to tackle the real barriers which prevent groups in our society from progressing from worklessness to work
Eurostars should be a good example of how Member States can cooperate by bringing their national programmes closer together, and of where Community funding results in
draw up effective national programmes from the creation to the storage of the waste.
of the Neighbourhood Policy- together with the Member States' national programmes- have increased the European Union's contribution to mine clearance
Mr President, a national programme has been approved to carry out those reforms.
The National Programme for Rural Development of Romania provides a measure that offers grants from the rural development funds of the European Union of up to EURO 40.000 per person.
For this reason a national programme is necessary to complement especially the participation in ESA.