Examples of using Each programme in English and their translations into Danish
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Parliament has made amendments that, if anything, will ensure that this Year is funded not primarily through the Community programmes for lifelong learning, but through each programme and sector-based action.
Not later than six months after each programme has been forwarded, the Commission shall,
Each programme earmarks 1%,
For EAFRD and EFF, an advance corresponding to 7% of the EU contribution to each programme was paid after the adoption of the programme by the Commission 16.
Each programme included in the list referred to in point 2 shall be approved individually in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 18 of Directive 2000/29/EC.
The draft EU budget includes two amounts for each programme to be financed- commitments and payments.
On the basis of the evaluation report, the financing plans for each programme have undergone adjustments, in particular through
Moreover, one line for administrative expenses has been created for each programme and the amounts for the various key measures will be entered in the remarks.
Each programme focuses on educating students to the very highest level within each area and main subject.
Ie detailed arrangements for financing each programme, including any Community contribution,
A financial contribution to each programme or project may be required from the recipients of the assistance.
The event takes all day. Each programme meets in the morning and gather for a presentation of CBS later.
made the 7% payments from the Structural Funds for each programme.
Asecond more binding level of commitment arises once there is a legal decisionfor each programme or project see tablebelow.
in accordance with guidelines for each programme issued by the Commission6.
And the most important feature of the report is that it indicates, for each programme, who is responsible for co-ordinating that programme. .
As matters stand, bilateral agreements must be con cluded with each country for each programme.
Each programme covers between four and six priority areas, grouped around five main themes:
are required to publish details of the beneficiaries under each programme, but this system does not extend explicitly to identifying the ethnic background of the beneficiaries.
Further information on each programme can be obtained from the European Commission, Rue de la Loi,