Examples of using Programme's in English and their translations into Polish
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The survey also revealed that 94% of participants of the programme's activities10 shared their experiences with colleagues within their administration in some way or form.
Therefore, the costs of the pension reform reflect in the expenditure side in the programme's government figures.
Representatives of the EESC, the CoR and the partners in the structured dialogue should also be involved in the programme's steering group,
The annual plan of work for the implementation of the programme's actions, including the possibility of adapting or supplementing the programme themes;
In the programme's visit to Kraków, there were also excursions to the museum of the Schindler Factory,
One particular issue that was cited is that information was not generally available to enable projects to be appropriately monitored by the programme's management committee.
However, the budgetary stance in the programme may not be sufficient to ensure that the programme's MTO is achieved in 2010, as envisaged in the programme. .
in both reporting and technical requirements applicable to the Programme's management.
Our brands From luxury to budget, discover the hotels of the programme's 20 brands that give access to your privileges.
The programme's main selection criteria must be based on the European dimension
The EESC notes that a quarter of the programme's budget will be allocated to European Consumer Centres ECCs.
Since 1992, the programme's projects have developed many new techniques
The evaluation furthermore recommended that tax payers are specifically targeted in the programme's activities and evaluation recommendation 7.
The programme's projections for inflation also appear realistic,
The programme's inflation projections for 2006 also appear to be on the low side,
The programme's increased focus on closer-to-market activities has required finding an appropriate balance between engaging in international cooperation and safeguarding the interests of the EU's companies.
Of all the programme's activities, the evaluation focused on the monitoring of projects co-funded under the calls for proposals.
The Programme's activities are divided into five different policy sections: employment,
Aaa liaising with the various support bodies in the Member States in order to ensure that the programme's activities complement national support measures;
The EESC notes that a third of the programme's budget will be allocated to ECCs.