Examples of using Plans and programmes in English and their translations into Dutch
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In the Commission Proposal the definition of plans and programmes encompassed at the same time their scope of application.
The Aarhus Convention refers to public participation when plans and programmes are prepared by public authorities.
Public participation concerning plans and programmes relating to the environment Article 7, first part, of the Århus Convention.
It is the responsibility of each Member State to develop the plans and programmes necessary to ensure that the standards are not exceeded.
The rapporteur refers to the need to implement an integrated approach to new EU Structural Fund plans and programmes.
The Proposal, however, only covers those plans and programmes that are adopted by a competent body according to a formal procedure.
We therefore need good plans and programmes if we are to meet our Kyoto targets.
Thus, such measures. must fall within the province of the ACP States' development plans and programmes.
It also provides for the necessary clarity as concerns the inclusion of plans and programmes in other sectors that are likely to have significant environmental effects.
The Directive covers land-use as well as sectoral plans and programmes such as those relating to transport.
This concerns plans and programmes which contribute to, or are likely to have significant effects on, the achievements of the objectives of Community environmental policy.
The information supplied in the plans and programmes was usually general
To ensure that such effects of implementing plans and programmes are taken into account during their preparation and before their adoption recital 4.
before such plans and programmes are adopted.
Member States shall take the results of this environmental assessment into account in the preparation of the plans and programmes concerned, in accordance with Article 8 of that Directive.
was set as an essential condition for accepting plans and programmes.
take another step forward, assessing not projects, but plans and programmes.
The indicative strategic guidelines adopted by the Commission in July 1999 provided a useful basis for negotiations on the plans and programmes.
Further comments were made concerning the need to clarify to what extent plans and programmes were covered which were subsequently adopted or endorsed by a legal instrument.
I believe, therefore, that every region must now begin drawing up its future plans and programmes.