Examples of using Current programme in English and their translations into Greek
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Enhanced surveillance does not represent an extension of the current programme or a new programme. .
Lithuania's youth are taking an active part in the work of the current programme.
The current programme also has Creative Europe Desks in 12 third countries and receives contributions.
I am advised that under the current programme the Commission will not receive relevant information from the Member States until 15 February 2008.
The Commission will therefore continue to support the current programme as foreseen in the EMRP Decision.
The current programme covers the period 2014-2020
An evaluation of the impact of the current programme is becoming crucial because,
as well as actions of the current programme.
The current programme involving loans totalling €240 billion ends in the middle of next year.
According to the current programme, students are denied elementary knowledge,
enter into force in January 2009 when the current programme expires.
This means that the volume of the current programme is insufficient to cover Greece's financial needs over the programme period.
On this basis the Greek authorities expressed their intention to request a six-month technical extension of the current programme as an interemediate step.
Nevertheless, several elements indicate that the use of EU funding is still slow for the current programme.
while regarding the possible extension of the current programme he said:“there could be one for a very short period of time for technical reasons.”.
If our so-called partners insist on an extension of the current programme in one form or another- the sinful memorandum- there won't be an agreement,” he said on Sunday.
The rest of the EU wanted Syriza to prove its trustworthiness by completing the current programme.
enter into force in January 2009 when the current programme expires.
Greece is unhappy in particular with a reference to Greece requesting“a six months technical extension of the current programme as an intermediate step.”.
In this context we intend to make best use of the existing built-in flexibility in the current programme.