Examples of using New programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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No new programmes were launched under those instruments since 2006, which was the final programming year.
COOPENER are essentially new programmes and it would therefore have been helpful if the Commission had provided more information on what they are intended to achieve.
The new programmes, once fully established,
Several Member States launched new programmes or expanded on recent measures to promote technology transfer from universities to SMEs
These new programmes will also enable institutions in the fields of education,
New programmes and projects that can be commenced,
In Finland and Sweden new programmes to streamline the structure of the industry
The new programmes are trying to listen to them;
The new programmes, Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci
New programmes place a stronger emphasis on supporting human resource development in
Thirdly, the leaders will bring forward new programmes to guarantee that the European Union is a leader across all elements of the changing and evolving information technology markets.
As stated in the Commission communication summarising the new programmes, 3the new programming documents for Objective 2 prepared in 1997 represented substantial progress in quantifying employment effects.
More importantly, however, the new programmes- particularly the integrated Lifelong Learning Programme- will be simpler for the user, for a number of reasons.
The new programmes also reflect a strong emphasis on improving management of energy resources
Develop existing training programmes and, where necessary, devise new programmes to provide a common core of training for officials
the Commission points out that the new programmes for 1997-1999 offer more incentives for investments which promote employment-intensive growth
This would allow new programmes to start aimed at developing a new generation of major European armament systems to be used jointly by all Armed Forces and Security Forces of the EU Member States.
The new programmes make firm commitments to gender equality, social inclusion,
In drawing up the new programmes, Member States
The new programmes launched since 2005 cover only 4 countries: