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Programming
The activity programme is based on the priorities defined at the delegates' meeting- in April 1984
from the assumption of unchanged policy in the Commission projections for 2015, whereas the programme is based on a consolidation scenario.
Nevertheless, it notes that the Commission's proposed programme is based on an analysis and evaluation of the state of development of renewables in the Community
The programme is based on a lower growth projection for 2012 compared with the Commission services 2011 Spring forecast,
This programme was based on two things: rapid alert and prevention.
Both programmes are based on the same macroeconomic environment.
Our programmes are based on"all-inclusive"(closed price) principle.
Longterm programmes are based on earlier strategic plans.
The programme was based on lessons drawn from the implementation of the previous programmes and on existing evaluation reports Price Waterhouse report.
The programme was based on a twin track approach- demonstrating the Union's capacity to act while moving towards a settlement of institutional
The non clinical programme was based on 7 repeat dose toxicology studies in rats and dogs.
The budgetary projections of the programme are based on a macro-economic scenario expecting economic activity to gradually resume from its current cyclical weakness.
All actions in the programme are based on respect for the area's history,
The holidays in this programme are based on a single family with one car.
The architecture of the legal acts on which the programmes are based will be greatly simplified.
Our programmes are based on national dietary
The programmes are based on national coordinating structures set up by the ministries and bodies concerned.
Public governance of the programmes is based on the principle of a strict division of responsibilities between the European Community,
Public governance of the programmes is based on the principle of a strict division of tasks between the various bodies involved,
The Council notes that the budgetary projections of the programme are based on a prudent macroeconomic scenario forecasting real GDP growth of 2.4% for 1999