Examples of using Programme can in English and their translations into Danish
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Through this, the Programme can ensure that its activities are supportive of wider EU policy concerning the reforms to promote democratic societies in the NIS.
without whom no global programme can succeed.
getting young people involved in civic activities, the programme can help counter prejudice,
Unless this CAP is overthrown, no programme can ensure the survival of small
The programme can focus on a single country/culture,
Thirdly, a programme cannot be created outside the context of other Community actions
The programme can promote the birth, at European level, of new audiovisual programme services using new communications technologies interactive communication on videodisc, broadcasting by satellite or In the new cable networks.
When poor families in developing countries lack food, a school food programme can be enough of a safety net to sustain the family.
the Commission will respond to our ideas quickly so that the programme can start next year,
The government is increasingly aware of the role that the Phare Programme can play in the development of the economy
However, your programme can be summed up in one sentence- I do not know whether the French pun can be translated- which is:'Henceforth it will be the same as before.
The programme can be used to build up muscles,
I believe that we will do all we can to ensure that this programme can be implemented,
The programme can be used to build up muscles,
Such a programme can encourage the European Union to advance in this direction,
reminds the European Commission of the points where the programme can be improved:
Solidarity's programme can still serve as an inspiration at global level
approved at first reading, in order to guarantee that the programme can begin on 1 January next year.
but I hope that the programme can be got underway here, and that it will become a success story.
the conclusions of the evaluation of the first Marco Polo programme have shown that this programme can bring about a discernible shift in transport.