Examples of using Proposed programme in English and their translations into German
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In addition, the simplification measures that are foreseen in the proposed programme should further reduce the risks for errors.
applying the measures and that actor would respond to the Commission regarding the issues achieved within the proposed programme.
The proposed programme helps bring the broken processes,
The proposed programme specifically aims at the development
The financial statement provided for in Article 3 of the Financial Regulation shall reflect in financial terms the objectives ofthe proposed programme and include a schedule covering the duration of the programme. .
In addition, the simplification measures that are foreseen in the proposed programme should further reduce the risks for errors.
Member States will decide in the coming weeks on the Commission' s proposed programme in this regard.
The proposed programme is based on Article 149 of the Treaty,
The proposed programme comes under the first of the four activities scheduled in the fourth framework programme,
The proposed programme comes under the first of the four activities scheduled in the fourth framework programme,
Here too, the proposed programme may fall short of what is required,
The expected results of the proposed programme are that multiplying effects from it will be provided by a wider contact with the concerned national services, which will relay the results of the actions carried out in the Member States.
The measures set out in the proposed programme(such as the re-engineering of statistical production
projects planned within the proposed programme(2007-2013), the Commission considers making use of an existing executive agency or creating a new one.
He also proposed that a more detailed discussion be held on the links between the proposed programme and the implementation of Articles 11(1)
The common position of the Council has limited the proposed programme to three years of action(1999-2001)
The proposed programme is aimed at facilitating Europe wide investment in early stage Internet firms,
The Commission formally approved the proposed programme at the end of October 1983 as a five-year programme with a budget of 40 million ECU(rather than a permanent programme to be constantly reviewed with a renewable annual budget) and submitted to the Council for its decision 15.
The EESC also regrets that the current proposed programme is financed from existing EU funds instead of creating a self-supporting programme,
which provides a more developed support structure than the current proposed programme.