Examples of using Community research programmes in English and their translations into German
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the participation of scientists from Central and Eastern Europe in Community research programmes.
the Euromanagement programme, designed to facilitate participation by SMEs in Community research programmes.
In the context of the specific measures to promote SME participation in the Community research programmes- exploratoryawards
with participation by the scientific community of the Czech Republic and industry in Community research programmes.
the European Environment Agency, Community research programmes, international organisations to which the Community is a party,
in particular by means of activities aimed at facilitating their participation in the Community research programmes; support for activities concerning the gathering,
the Member States and involving, as appropriate, candidate countries and countries associated to the Community research programmes, to explore the means of promoting cooperation with existing bodies operating in this area with a view to monitoring social,
Community research programmes offers important information on EU projects in this field.
Table of decisions concerning specific Community research programmes adopted by the Council during 1989.
Consequently, Community research programmes must provide structured support to the relevant efforts of the European shipbuilding industry.
To participate in Community research programmes, it is necessary that at least two foreign partners team up to submit a proposal.
Strong support for technological development is needed through the national and Community research programmes if Europe is to maintain leadership in the future.
by the Innovation Programme, with the participation of 150 Project Officers from the Community research programmes.
the Committee is of the opinion that Community research programmes should be dovetailed as closely as possible with activities under the EUREKA initiative.
Current Community research programmes should be strengthened:
more efficient ways to collaborate at a European level, making full use of both national and Community research programmes.
The European Research Area initiative will encourage a more co-ordinated implementation of national and Community research programmes and also foster a more structured dialogue between interested parties, including on societal issues such as“info-ethics”.
Ensure that environmental questions also continue to figure prominently in Community research programmes.
Community research programmes in areas of special importance for the common fisheries policy;
The research carried out under the Community research programmes will contribute to that aim.