Examples of using Existing programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The two new programmes represent a major simplification compared to the existing programmes, with less paperwork and more efficiency in their management.
The existing programmes, Erasmus, Lingua
The coordination of the INTERREG IIC initiative with existing programmes such as PHARE,
AH existing programmes will be open to the new Member States from 1 May 2004 onwards in accordance with the same criteria as for the existing Member States.
Existing programmes to promote take-up of electronic commerce,
Inventory the existing programmes in order to know and better understand specific country requirements.
Existing programmes for good farming
enhance the actions of existing programmes.
procedures simplified, while existing programmes need to be expanded and promoted.
The new programme, Safer Internet Plus, contains a number of welcome proposals to drive forward existing programmes and to set up new programmes. .
the institution concerned may continue to offer its existing programmes but may not introduce any new ones until it has improved its performance.
quicker implementation of our existing programmes.
Moreover, they assured their conversational partners that the task force's activities would not replace existing programmes.
2006 using available funds and existing programmes.
I therefore think it is important that this facility should not be financed at the expense of existing programmes or jeopardise them.
We help to prevent trafficking by raising awareness about the dangers of trafficking as part of all our existing programmes.
the laboratories working on material strength included wood in their existing programmes and are endeavouring to prove the structural value of both solid
sufficient means are provided for the extension of existing programmes to the new Member States.
technological cooperation with developing countries is of vital importance; existing programmes for joint research
to preserve and strengthen the existing programmes aimed at increasing apprentices' mobility.