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Programming
support in the framework of a programme may be provided through global grants.
As a result, the programme may only attract already consolidated high-tech enterprises that could access other more appropriate forms of financing.
The programme may be decided up to 12 months before the beginning of some scrutinies,
The Programme may benefit third countries,
The programme may finance the activities of non-governmental organisations
an approved national programme may be re-examined and, if necessary, revised for the rest of the programming period.
The programme may cover joint activities in the field covered by this programme,
available resources; this programme may be reviewed when necessary during the year;
The programme may cover joint activities with international organisations competent in the field of active citizenship,
The programme may include shipments of radioactive waste to another Member State
Two components of this programme may be envisaged,
Candidate countries not participating in the Programme may be associated with projects where this would contribute to their preparation for accession, as may other third countries
The programme may also support twinning meetings between towns in the European Union
New Recital 3(a):"In view of the impact that the programme may have on the lives of European citizens,
the measures contained in this programme may be implemented, in conformity with the procedure laid down in Article 7, as joint actions with related Community programmes
The programme may also provide support, under its different objectives, to specific actions
Under the proposal, programmes may be approved and financed for up to six years at a time.
Such programmes may also be amended
Such programmes may include on-site inspections.
Multiannual programmes may be re-examined in the light of evaluations and/ or following implementation difficulties.