Examples of using To programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Sufficient economic resources must be allocated to programmes such as Socrates which aim to bring the benefits of the EU nearer to the public.
All the financing plans relating to programmes on the processing and marketing of agricultural and forest products were amended in the light of actual progress.
Taking stock of these elements, this part of the report assesses the main outcomes of this process priority in terms of the adjustments made to programmes.
To programmes for the deployment of traffic management systems for rail
The promotion regime should continue to give priority to programmes joining the efforts of several countries,
Following the 1996 amendments to the Employment and Adapt Initiatives, the Member States sent the Commission their applications for assistance in the form of adjustments to programmes already in progress.
The provisions of this Article apply only to programmes produced after date: transposition deadline for the Directive.
Priority will be given to programmes for improving competitiveness in Objective 1 areas
Preference must be given to programmes whose duration and budget are sufficient to secure a more effective impact.
However, the situation with regard to programmes under the Objectives(CSF and SPD) differs from that concerning the Community Initiatives.
in relation to programmes which provide services
A large proportion of that amount has been awarded to programmes for which subsidies need to be requested from the European Commission.
Committees for the sectors in question, and shall give preference to programmes from organisations that cover several Member States.
expand the social dimension to programmes negotiated with the IMF.
Regulation be time-limited(to end 2001) to allow payments to be made in relation to programmes executed to the year 2000.
We must not make ourselves partly liable for possible damage to programmes of which we are in favour.
the EU has committed large funds to programmes such as PHARE and TACIS.
by proposing more flexible additions to programmes.
Under the current rules,‘priority shall be given to programmes submitted by several Member States or providing for measures in several Member States.
The next Financial Framework should give a much higher share of available resources to programmes concerned with mitigation and adaptation to climate change.