Examples of using Implementing programmes in English and their translations into Dutch
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the bodies designated by them for that purpose should be responsible for implementing programmes at the appropriate territorial level,
Involvement of the regions in the Structural Fund programmes also seems to be based mainly on implementing programmes within the Monitoring Committees, for which the regions express strong support.
have led to problems in adopting or implementing programmes.
social partners, in both devising and implementing programmes.
The'justifications'- such as the delay in adopting and implementing programmes- do not explain why,
in drafting and implementing programmes in this direction.
explicitly included in implementing programmes of the Fifth Framework Programme. .
the European Central Bank(ECB), in shaping and implementing programmes aimed at rescuing Member States hit by the financial and sovereign debt crises.
which give a greater role to local participants- in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity- for devising and implementing programmes within a decentralized partnership incorporating all relevant local actors.
weighs on all facets of the lives of those concerned, implementing programmes in the form of projects focusing on one particular problem area is not enough.
for identifying operations which could be cofinanced, and implementing programmes as requested by the Commission or the Council;
notably by means of drawing up and implementing programmes in the following fields.
Europe's competitiveness can also be improved by implementing programmes in the ORs concerning, for example, renewable energy, marine science, biodiversity studies, forestry, health and combating tropical diseases.
experts which help the Commission in formulating and implementing programmes.
of ordinary citizens and civil society in drafting and implementing programmes in this area, tailored to the actual situations in each Member State.
weighs on all facets of the lives of those concerned, implementing programmes in the form of projects focusing on one particular problem area is not enough.
the bodies designated by them for that purpose shall be responsible for implementing programmes and carrying out their tasks under this Regulation
the uniform conditions for implementing programmes and the minimum characteristics for checks which Member States must apply.
also giving consideration to the possibility mentioned in the report of replacing the public agencies responsible for implementing programmes in serious cases where resources are persistently under-used.
The considerable amount of decisions left to the Member States is so striking that Article 118 of the horizontal Regulation6 is compelled to state that:"Member States shall be responsible for implementing programmes and carrying out their tasks under this Regulation at the level they deem appropriate.