Examples of using Space programmes in English and their translations into Italian
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Coordinating more effective civil space programmes between the ESA, the EU
EU Space programmes and targeted EU research projects are to contribute to maritime safety in the region through surveillance and monitoring of vessel traffic
However, defence space programmes have been generally conducted nationally or bilaterally in Europe,
multinational level to address security and defence space programmes.
through industrial contracts for space programmes, an amount more or less equivalent to each country's contribution.
In addition, the Commission will use EU space programmes to contribute to and benefit from international efforts through initiatives such as the Global Earth Observation System of Systems(GEOSS)
The EU is now moving forward rapidly on the development of its European space policy coordinating more effective space programmes between the EU, ESA and their respective Member States
In the light of the mid-term evaluation of the EU space programmes in 2017, the Commission will examine potential improvements in governance
As regards the Union's space programmes it is necessary to make better use of the European regulatory framework,
as well as on the future development of the Ariane rockets and its space programmes for the coming years.
national sources as well as setting-up the mechanisms to improve synergies between civil and defence space programmes, while respecting the specific requirements of both sectors,
part of ESA's activities, the first six British astronauts launched with either the American or Soviet/Russian space programmes.
section ending in .0 as in the case of research in astronomy as an element in space programmes which include the launching of satellites
undoubtedly seeking to expand strategic cooperation in common space programmes with the United States
improve coordination between defence and civilian space programmes, pursuing in particular the synergies in the domain of security,
nuclear arms capacity, space programmes, etc., including its position within international organisations, e.g. UN Security Council, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation,
duplicates many of the competences that are specific to the management of European space programmes, thus creating clear conflicts of competences
aiming to support increasing synergies between military and civil space programmes, calls for ensuring sustainable funding for space applications and provides for a
The EESC reiterates its wholehearted support for the European Union's space programmes Galileo and Copernicus,
in space craft by both military and civilian space programmes(eg Cassini, which will make an earth flyby next year), and the continuing development