Examples of using Programmes can in English and their translations into Danish
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In addition, 10% of the funds for the programmes can be assigned to facilitate the access of small
The combination of the programmes can now serve to prevent overlapping
The result is that US programmes can be invariably sold in our market at one-tenth of the cost of original productions.
Population programmes can only be introduced at the request
There are quite simply limits to the extent that large programmes can be absorbed. This applies equally to agricultural policy.
No peer2peer programmes can prevent other users to get their fair share of the bandwidth.
Drawing on our long experience of improving business results, our programmes can be run for any level of seniority.
The Commission is doing its best, I know, to adopt a framework wherein these programmes can be included.
two systematic reviews of literature have now concluded that these programmes can be effective
This situation is particularly problematic when we know that such programmes can limit the government's capacity to invest in development and when overly ambitious goals are set, particularly as regards inflation and the budget deficit.
though extra chairs were brought in. The programmes can be heard over the internet under:
I am grateful to the Commissioner for saying that these programmes can be cofinanced by any public body. I am repeating it again now,
we need to finally set up the financial framework so that the programmes can be started on time in the Member States.
It is paramount that we ensure that all Member States will be able to adopt their national strategy frameworks in time, so that programmes can start as soon as 1 January 2007.
Socrates and Youth for Europe programmes can help to organise training for actors involved in urban development,
I hope that the projects included within the programmes can help to provide solutions to these problems
we hope that the lessons that have been learned from the PHARE and TACIS programmes can actually be used to full benefit with new programmes in South Africa.
We are currently in talks with Commissioner Hahn concerning how regional programmes can be oriented more towards energy goals in the current financial period- he has given his express support to this idea-
I therefore believe there is an urgent need to offer transitional solutions so that programmes can continue if there are difficulties,
the application of such expertise can be improved, so that programmes can properly be designed,