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We consider that cultural programmes have received far too generous appropriations in the EU's budget for a matter which in all essentials should be down to the Member States.
Short-term projects have soared in number, formal programmes have expanded their reach,
The Community programmes have aroused much interest
procedures are in place and adequately prepared projects and programmes have been accepted for financing.
not as something that is done and over with once the strategies and programmes have been adopted.
The mentioned fiduciary accounts opened by the authorising officers for the requirements of the execution of specific budgetary programmes have a different nature than the bank accounts opened by the Accounting Officer for the requirements of treasury management according to Article 59 of the Implementing Rules.
institutes, and programmes have been set up in leading universities around the world to tackle these global challenges.
Randomised controlled trials directly comparing Transcendental Meditation with other programmes have found that it is more effective in bringing about sustained long-term relaxation
All these programmes have been designed to achieve concrete results in terms of better public administration,
where the EU programmes have funded some of the most important coastal zone management
the common expert database for all programmes have already improved the openness
to commit to ensuring that all local bodies and programmes have the support and resources needed to fight
Does the programme have a particular focus?
Does the programme have a specific focus?
The financing programmes had already been planned for some time and they have been assured.
Does the programme have a special focus?
Graduates of the programme have excellent prospects to.
Some or all of the PhD opportunities in this programme have funding attached.
The Programme has a total budget of over€ 50 billion.
This programme has a distinctive focus on contemporary religions.