Examples of using Is a programme in English and their translations into Italian
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The SEM 2000 programme is a programme comprising three successive phases- although there may be some overlapping in terms of time-
MEDIA Plus is a programme intended to strengthen the competitiveness of the audiovisual sector, but I must stress that one recital,
Youth" is a programme which will be able to achieve these aims.
This is a programme of life that can know no interruptions
Bertsoaroa is a programme organised by Pamplona City Council
ESPAC is a programme of formation at a distance aimed at forming in parishes under the guidance of the parish priests,
all the more so because'Marco Polo II' is a programme that has already proven itself to be effective.
It is a programme that sets out a clear programme of work for the European Union
This is a programme for training and entering the labour market to promote innovative activities in the field of employment for youths who have serious difficulties in accessing jobs
This is a programme that will help people gain a better understanding of the European Union,
whose recent book bears a title that is a programme in itself and has already provoked lively debates in both the English-speaking world
My first point is about the expenditure in 2000 of the Synergy programme, which is a programme to further international cooperation in the energy sector,
Poverty 3, 1989-1994, is a programme of local projects, linked in a European network,
The new model of cooperation proposed by the rapporteur is a programme of new political ideas
Critical to it also is a programme of sensitising people in trade unions and in employers' organisations
One option that could be considered is a programme for the development of solar desalination, with a range of micro installations which would represent a technological contribution by Europe to developing countries facing drought.
It is true that Lisbon is a programme for ten years. We are currently considering what we must do over the next twelve months and, in this respect,
It is a programme essentially about the modernisation, but also about the renewal
At the same time, it should be pointed out that what we have here is a programme that both users and evaluation experts regard as operating smoothly and achieving its objectives.
It is a programme that will soon be ten years old