Examples of using Programmes will in English and their translations into Greek
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The difference this money will make to the social and research programmes will be significant.
Simplification of policies and programmes will make them more user-friendly
The concrete implementation process of the programmes will show to what extent these possibilities will be taken up.
Synergies between the programmes will allow for economies of scale,
Synergies between the programmes will make investments more effective
We expect that the efforts to intensify the implementation of the Programmes will contribute positively towards this.
aligned with political priorities and the number of programmes will be largely reduced.
These programmes will certainly benefit our young people
To achieve these objectives, t he new programmes will support activities such as.
All programmes will still have a performance framework with quantifiable targets(number of jobs created
I am certain that these education programmes will play an important role in enhancing European awareness among the people throughout Switzerland.
Community programmes will receive approximately 2m euros,
Until all EU policies are guided by these principles, programmes will continue to conflict.
In addition, issues related to the financing of actions in the sector of renewable energy sources via various other Community programmes will, I believe, be tackled during negotiations-
The proposals for the next generation of programmes will further facilitate synergies between the EU Research Framework Programme,
These programmes will enable you to practice as a Quantity Surveyor and to specialise in one of
All data necessary for monitoring progress in implementation including results and performance of programmes will now be transmitted electronically
guiding these authorities through the process of implementing the programmes will help reduce the high error rate,
All data necessary for monitoring progress in implementation including results and performance of programmes will now be transmitted electronically
there is still no guarantee that the systems of the successor programmes will be equally effective.