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These programmes have, therefore, been important channels for participative democracy, the rationale of the citizen for Europe.
The increase in applications for these programmes have four causes, explains Mengelers.
Despite this, operational programmes have, on the whole, resulted in progress being made towards the Council regulation's objectives.
Several programmes have for example started an measure to determine a‘project of the month' to whose promotion particular efforts are devoted.
As for the Phare Programming 2001, civil society programmes have been part of the Phare National Programmes. .
These programmes have provided around €100 million per annum to the eligible region which includes all of Northern Ireland
Both programmes have a very wide scope,
Both schools say the programmes have led to more engaged, innovative learning with proven results.
Accordingly, two main programmes have been included in the early privatization Sukladno tome, u ranu privatizaciju uključena su dva glavna programa.
Monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the strategies and programmes have major shortcomings(or are completely missing);
although the deadlines for closing certain programmes have expired.
Each programme has an optional space of at least 30 European Credits(ECs) and all programmes have an academic core of at least 24 ECs.
The programmes have an impact on other areas:
However, as the programmes have just started, it is too
Where producer organisations with previously different operational programmes have merged, they shall operate the programmes in parallel
As new provisions on statistical programmes have been adopted by ICCAT in relation to transhipment at sea,
Moreover, it is crucial that the programmes have a European and added value-based vision, and that priority be given to multi-country
The Community programmes have aroused much interest
It's no wonder that study programmes have found that students labelled as“gifted” fear failure more because they believe they have a lot to lose.