Examples of using Programmes have in English and their translations into Finnish
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Since 2003, the Marco Polo I and II programmes have financed transport service projects designed to shift freight transport from road to rail,
Now that the 2000-2006 programmes have ended and spending is clearly accelerating in the 2007-2013 programmes data on the outputs
The European Social Fund(ESF) programmes have strengthened their focus on supporting human resource development in SMEs.
Cohesion Policy programmes have allocated over EUR 4.2bn to the promotion of energy efficiency in the period 2007-13.
The strategic reports must contain information on, among other things, how the programmes have contributed to achieving the objectives of the Lisbon Growth and Jobs Strategy.
The EU's exchange and mobility programmes have a central role to play here
Although all programmes have a strong citizenship dimension,
Cohesion Policy programmes have allocated over EUR 9bn to the promotion of energy efficiency and renewable energies in the period 2007-13.
Other programmes have helped local communities by boosting sustainability of the lagoon
For too long programmes have been too complicated
Community programmes have found a variety of responses to these needs,
The Socrates and Leonardo da Vinci programmes have provided funding for pilot projects,
European Commission programmes have encouraged coordination and standardisation efforts in this area by supporting professional networks and platforms.
Both programmes have raised students' interest in starting their own businesses as well as demonstrating how an idea is turned into an enterprise.
whether EU policies and programmes have achieved their objectives10.
the short communication looks at how these programmes have taken on board the main priorities of the Employment Strategy.
Community programmes have succeeded in promoting technological development- although the level of interest in certain areas has dropped recently- as well as market studies and new regulations.
mainly because these programmes have development cooperation objectives.
and bilateral programmes have given a commitment to tackling the issues undermining the justice sector.
This fact may also be the reason that all the national social inclusion programmes have completely failed.