Examples of using Their programme in English and their translations into Danish
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The Member States will have six months in which to present their programmes.
to modify their current delimination in their programmes.
The German Governor, Hans Frank, called the entire faculty to discuss their programmes.
These are their channels and their programmes and they have the ownership of this community-building peace programme. .
The Community and its Member States affirm that their programmes of development cooperation will be guided by the following objectives.
Only the essence of their programmes and the general character of their constituencies can be noticed….
Not all Member States draft their programmes in the proper way
need to have subtitles for their programmes.
Member States are invited to include appropriate actions in their programmes for the forthcoming period, where prevention will be one of the priorities.
local authorities to include actions aimed at reviving resin pro duction in their programmes.
TV channels must decide for themselves how they make their programmes and the music they want to play available.
The contracting authorities must publish in advance their programmes and purchasing timetables
youth organisations will be able to implement their programmes.
And the services that administer the resources must have direct access to the account status for their programmes.
interregional actions in their programmes.
The LAG also worked hard on finalising the international cooperation agreements provided for in their programmes.
The Dutch and German project partners are developing their programmes in parallel and exchanging experiences on a continuous basis.
Not only do the Poles earmark considerably more funds, but their programmes will also start straightaway in Belarussian this autumn.
The company Markiza requires operators in the Czech Republic the termination of distribution of their programmes TV Markiza,
Some public service broadcasters have rather successfully changed their programmes as a result of competition from private broadcasters.