Examples of using Future programmes in English and their translations into Italian
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In particular, the measures adopted by the Council establish that for already approved programmes implementation will continue, whilst for future programmes a gradual, conditional approach will be adhered to,
The Committee on Industry welcomes the European Commission' s intention of establishing a policy framework for future programmes and stresses that this framework must be developed after extensive
the Commission makes sure that challenges for Roma inclusion identified within the European Semester are adequately reflected in the funding priorities of the future programmes.
represents an important lesson for future programmes.
Yesterday, 7 June in Turin, at the Mother House of the Salesians, there was the'' International TechPro2 Event" that illustrated the activities and future programmes, and conferred awards on some of the most deserving students of the project.
creating the foundations for what will be our future programmes.
It responds to a clear message from the public consultations on the future programmes and on the language action plan,
poverty in Croatian society is needed as a basis for future programmes for vulnerable groups such as pensioners,
training programmes' setting out future programmes intended to replace the current Socrates,
European added value can be achieved only by developing the future programmes as real transnational'European laboratories for innovation.
there must be an undertaking to include issues of equality in all future programmes and documents concerning the country strategies,
retain the necessary flexibility in defining the content of future programmes.
create the foundations of future programmes for unmanned aerial vehicles for military use.
Future programmes should pay greater attention to their preparation up-front,
The feedback into the work programme, future programmes and other policy initiatives will be ensured by the Commission through monitoring
content proposed for the future programmes, intended to help the Commission in its further reflections.
In order to provide stronger R& D support for the European woodworking and furniture industries, future programmes will have to take special account of the specific difficulties
to the piloting of actions foreseen for support under future programmes.
support in planning their future programmes of work.
It is unfortunate that the complex and time-consuming procedures agreed at Maastricht for deciding future RTD framework programmes appear likely to delay the entry into action of the activities planned under this programme as well as future programmes.