Examples of using Other programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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This will be offset by downward adjustments in other programmes under the same heading.
funds and other programmes.
Synergies should be sought with other programmes promoting similar activities Civil Justice,
Other programmes, however, are less complete at this stage
help with participation in research programmes or other programmes in support of innovative environmental technologies.18.
Under the amending budget a joint executive agency, the Research Executive Agency(REA), is created, for the other programmes under the Seventh Framework Programme for research too.
Synergies with other programmes will be maximised in particular by providing a tool which can also serve other policy objectives.
These and some other programmes are designed exclusively for our employees, taking into account their needs
The Committee recommends that the programme builds on the existing ISA programme and other programmes in order to help deliver the Digital Agenda for Europe.
Furthermore, it does not affect the initial pre-financing paid to other programmes co-financed by other ESI Funds.
which exerts great influence on all other Programmes.
and externally with other programmes or initiatives.
news and other programmes covering the Council of Europe.
the programme was sufficiently distinct from other programmes in terms of scope,
Against this background, the support actions carried out under the Programme should ensure complementarity and synergy with other programmes and policies at national,
It tries to draw conclusions that can be generalised and applied to other programmes and regions" 3.
that we shall not have to put the money into other programmes, because this is an important concern.
Our experience with these two programmes will enable us to agree on how to manage other programmes.
dealing specifically with the cultural sector, rather than culture being included in other programmes.