Examples of using Forms of assistance in English and their translations into German
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As for other forms of assistance, we have increased the allocation for cooperation with civil society.
That is why we now want to extend the legal basis for these forms of assistance.
The social welfare policy includes means-tested forms of assistance which are managed by the local authorities.
They totalled 55 forms of assistance, mainly in Greece(25 OPs)
The new Reform Support Instrument will be paid in addition to a range of other forms of assistance.
The provision of such forms of assistance will not be reserved exclusively for countries party to a mobility partnership.
More than 300 programmes or other forms of assistance have been approved since the start of the reform.
a wide range of subsidies and other forms of assistance.
activities will be re-oriented progressively towards more sustainable forms of assistance.
Virtually all the forms of assistance are Operational Programmes,
Chapter I deals with implementation of the new programming period for each of the Objectives and other forms of assistance, particularly the Community Initiatives.
An outline of the forms of assistance to be provided, primarily in the form of operational programmes.
Over 3.5 million people have already benefited from various forms of assistance.
This is even more important when we discuss various forms of assistance and safety nets in the Union.
Article 96: Contents of request for other forms of assistance under article 93.
The Committee would also appeal to the Commission to broaden the forms of assistance involved.
other governmental forms of assistance to ensure poor children have proper nutrition,
Sometimes this may even happen because a detailed analysis of the need would suggest forms of assistance that are less appealing to the aid market.
They are designed to mobilise all forms of assistance to the countries of central Europe in a single framework.