Examples of using Any programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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is there any programme to educate immigrants in the language of their host country,
This means that any programme which reinforces the natural tendency of children to communicate,
it has accepted things that are not found in any programme of any socialist party in any country.
Italy have not communicated any programmes to the Commission.
Under the Ninth European Development Fund, any programmes in the mining sector have been defined by partner countries themselves,
I asked the Scottish Office if there are any programmes we can use to help,
Would the Green Paper also cover the lot of the socially excluded and any programmes or plans for closing the digital divide?
Europe does not finance any programmes of that kind, and therefore the idea that one might say
the precondition for a peaceful solution is that the international community must be certain that Iraq does not have dangerous weapons of mass destruction in its possession or any programmes to develop them.
oblige the broadcasting of any programmes.
impose the broadcasting of any programmes.
before undertaking or permitting any programmes for the exploration or exploitation of such resources pertaining to their lands.
A programme such as TACIS or any programme can, at most,
However, no financial commitment under the 2004 budget for any programme concerned may be made before the accession of the concerned new Member State has taken place.
You will of course understand that any programme from the Commission that is flawlessly constructed
the impossibility of maintaining an effective opposition to the government and the non-existence of any programme of structural reform are major causes for concern.
Firstly, it is essential to the success of any programme that the people who provide the training- the experts, whether they be educational or vocational- should be included in the decision-making on the types of programmes to be involved.
I reject the idea of any programme of education seeking to advance the false concept of‘European citizenship.
which is likely to be a constant concern to any programme manager.
however, that any programme can transfer its management to the EGGC at any time of its existence,