Examples of using The new programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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what objective 3 does, what the new programmes do.
Our aim is to deal promptly with the arrears and get the new programmes swiftly and effectively under way.
Altogether the new programmes foresee around EUR 32 billion to enhance access to employment ranging from personal assistance to modernisation of employment institutions.
However, for Objective 2 the new programmes for the period 1997-1999 have been the subject of negotiations in 1996 and 1997.
In drawing up the new programmes, Member States
This improvement is due to the fact that most of the new programmes were adopted in 1995.
will provide the new programmes and the formal frameworks for EU aid to candidate countries.
inter alia, the new programmes from 2014 onward.
We have taken account of the time needed to launch the new programmes, while prioritising what are crucial actions for the Socialist Group in the European Parliament: policies on research,
With the regulations now adopted, the next step towards launching the new programmes is the adoption by the European Parliament
The new programmes will maintain cooperation as a key action within Axis 4 of the new European rural development programme,
Consequently, the new programmes should take account of the enormous importance of the drawing up of joint study programmes
To reach the Lisbon target of a 70% employment rate, the new programmes allocate some EUR 19 billion to assist in removing barriers to employment,
particularly regarding the new programmes, and with a special emphasis on the Leonardo da Vinci programme, will be very carefully considered.
as Horizon 2020 and the need to address the growing level of outstanding commitments while allowing for sufficient pre-financing to launch the new programmes.
Allow me also to say that we should take advantage of the discussions on the new generations of programme because if we truly want to implement a concerted action for languages, the new programmes should incorporate a significant multilingual element.
In the negotiations, the Commission is therefore being vigilant to ensure that the new programmes are devised taking into account the existing relevant CSRs
we must now work on preventing the recurrence of such difficulties when the new programmes are to be set up in the future.
