Examples of using Assistance programmes in English and their translations into German
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We will also decide whether it is appropriate to adapt existing assistance programmes within the longer term with the aim of ensuring the sustainable development of the region.
This communication pioneers the approach that concerns related to legal and illegal migration need to be integrated into the external policy and assistance programmes of the EU.
support for such efforts, including under its assistance programmes for FYROM.
UEFA and FIFA's assistance programmes had made possible the building of a five-storey HQ.
This will allow the EU to work directly with the Government of National Unity to develop new assistance programmes.
will support institutional and policy reform, and assistance programmes in several related sectors.
The ETF also continued to manage funding from the European Union's different external assistance programmes.
It endorses namely the principle that funds from all cooperation and assistance programmes be used to make these programmes better known.
We should give special treatment to these countries by offering them more generous assistance programmes and trade agreements.
thus replace the existing pre-accession assistance programmes from 2007.
In support of the human rights dialogue the EU is funding a number of human rights-related assistance programmes in co-operation with China.
We have been pursuing a policy of limited engagement illustrated by the food aid and other assistance programmes, as well as by KEDO.
including assistance programmes to third countries;
including with regard to strengthening the link between policy dialogues and assistance programmes including technical assistance. .
training and assistance programmes.
Access to the world's biggest internal market or our sizeable assistance programmes is a considerable carrot.
The EU's assistance programmes were substantial, totalling some EUR 5 500 million.
Just think about the role that trade-related assistance programmes can play in ensuring development in many poor countries around the world.
of assistance under the Lomé IV Convention, together with Member States' bilateral assistance programmes, shows their readiness to support this process.
extending far beyond trade and assistance programmes.