Examples of using Programme projects in English and their translations into Polish
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they can develop actions, programmes, projects and initiatives.
assesses individual programmes, projects, and financial instruments,
learn from each other through joint programmes, projects and networks.
feedback mechanisms in the implementation of programmes, projects and service maintenance.
helped children affected by Ebola through numerous programmes, projects and specially designated buildings.
any financial support received must, as a rule, be put towards action, programmes, projects and initiatives for training technical staff
any financial support received must be put towards action, programmes, projects and initiatives for training technical staff
Commission co-finances under LIFE programme projects supporting the environment,
The macroeconomic scenario presented in the updated programme projects a gradual acceleration of economic activity.
The programme projects the government debt ratio to peak in 2013
The programme projects the debt ratio to decline by about 112 percentage points of GDP over the programme period.
The programme projects the government debt ratio to peak in 2015 at 101.7% of GDP
The programme projects the debt ratio to decline by 3,9 percentage points over the programme period,
The programme projects the debt ratio to decline by 12.4 percentage points over the programme period to 84.2% of GDP in 2008.
The current programme projects the debt ratio to fall from an estimated 44.6% of GDP in 2004 to about 41% by 2008.
The programme projects the debt ratio to decline by 16 percentage points of GDP over the programme period,
The programme projects the government debt to broadly stabilise in 2006 at 54,5% of GDP before gradually decreasing to around 53% in 2008.
The programme projects a gradual but continuous decrease in government debt from 79% of GDP in 2013 to around 75% of GDP in 2017.
The macro-economic scenario underlying the programme projects real GDP growth at 1.7% for 2005,
The macroeconomic scenario underlying the programme projects real GDP growth at 1.7% for 2005,