Examples of using A special programme in English and their translations into Greek
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Thalidomide Celgene must be prescribed and dispensed according to a special programme put in place to prevent the exposure of unborn children to the medicine.
has put together a special programme for the duration of the World Cup.
during the last five years we have been running a special programme called Startups 4 Peace,
the festival will open on May 25 with a special programme by one of the top jazz orchestras,
In 1987, the European Commission launched a special programme of support for women creating their own enterprises
A special programme designed to support you
Here we are talking about establishing a special programme to consolidate the Customs Union,
This area is included in a special programme for regeneration so that all those who want to walk along pathways which will lead them to the beauties of nature will be able to visit.
It has presented a special programme for the 4rth World Conference of Thracians held in 1998 in New Orestiada
The Museum has designed a special programme for the orientation and training of new volunteers,
five others were shown in a special programme intended to give exposure to more directors from the Balkans.
that there is a special axis for the employment strategy which relates to women and that a special programme is being prepared, the fifth programme for equality between men and women.
the Directorate‑General for the environment launched a special programme in 2008 to develop training modules on various aspects of EU environmental law
A special programme for the kids!
say that this was a special programme.
(ANNOUNCER)'We take you now to Paris for a special programme.'.
We have a special programme in FP7 which is doing exactly that.
I would like to mention in particular that this includes a special programme supporting the indigenous population of the Chaco region.
Young people should have a special programme from 14.30 to 17.00 during term time,
The Commission's standard response has been that it was not doing anything because it wanted to devise a special programme next year.