Examples of using A contribution from in English and their translations into Polish
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on the basisof the decision to grant a contribution from the EFF referred toin Article 17.
A contribution from the EU budget will be used to support projects through enhancing their credit rating,
The revenues of the Agency shall consist of a contribution from the European Union budget,
Applications for a contribution from the Fund shall be accompanied by a computerised form,
toward another Member State do not benefit from a contribution from the Funds.
No 1303/2013with a contribution from a budgetary guarantee of the Union,
may be regarded as eligible for a contribution from the Funds from 1 January 2000.
notices sent for publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities shall specify those projects in respect of which a contribution from the Funds has been applied for or granted;
A contribution from the Fund may be allocated to an operation which receives
A contribution from the Fund may be allocated to an operation which receives
The Agency's revenue shall consist of a contribution from the Community and fees paid by undertakings for obtaining
Republic of the general rule at issue, according to which advance payments not accompanied by documents proving their use by the final recipients would not be eligible for a contribution from the Funds under the third subparagraph of Article 32(1) of the general regulation.
were not therefore eligible for a contribution from the Funds.
The Agency's revenue shall consist of a contribution from the Union, fees paid by undertakings for obtaining
It's a contribution from all of us.
In 2008, the Commission received five applications for a contribution from the EGF.
To negotiate a contribution from businesses to promote a better work-life balance for all.
The following costs shall not be eligible for a contribution from the CSF Funds.
These ENPI cross-border cooperation programmes include a contribution from ERDF for the participation of Baltic states.
A contribution from those who gained from the lack of appropriate regulation of financial markets must be demanded.