Examples of using New programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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Several new programmes announced today will be implemented through blending facilities financial mechanisms combining grants and loans.
The EU was at the same time developing new programmes on, for instance, economic growth and job creation.
So, in many cases the new programmes are only waiting for the final numbers.
The new programmes also reflect a strong emphasis on improving management of energy resources
The guidelines set out a framework for new programmes which will be supported by the European Regional Development Funds(ERDF),
Alongside this, new programmes have been launched to support the integration of disadvantaged groups.
In this connection the European Council also welcomed the agreements reached on new programmes such as ERASMUS, COSME, Horizon 2020
Concerning horizontal programmes financed under Phare, the new programmes launched since 2005 cover Romania,
implementing completely new programmes.
New programmes have recently been approved between Uzbekistan and the EU, focusing on support to the criminal justice reform.
We also have seen no indication that new programmes have been able to get off the ground more quickly.
Some €21 billion had gone to SMEs through the Structural Funds in 2001-05, and the new programmes(2007-13) would be strongly targeted to help them.
This provides as well an opportunity to widen the knowledge of EU capacity to launch major new programmes.
However, the success of this system will depend on the number of new programmes managed by OCCAR.
And it means that there is too little time to prepare a bigger number of new programmes.
The station combined previously broadcast weather services with new programmes such as sports,
technological risks of new programmes to tier one and two subcontractors.
The legislative process was also completed for new programmes in the field of culture,
Initiating, influencing and supporting new programmes for urban planning,
Funding through the new programmes would be complemented by significant support for education,