Examples of using Previous programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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three of which build on actions begun under previous programmes.
the risk that the previous programmes will be interrupted.
will be endowed with higher budgetary means than the previous programmes.
The Commission seeks to take into account trends which did not exist when previous programmes on the environment were being draw up, for example.
We can see the tremendous work that was done with the tiny amounts of money that were given in the previous programmes and all that was achieved;
by continuing to develop activities launched by four previous programmes, in line with the Commission's intention to consolidate
promote infrastructure in previous programmes.
will be the fleet objectives fixed by the previous programmes for 31 December 1996(MAGPs III);
which is designed to consolidate and extend the achievement of the previous programmes(') but is based on a different approach.
the strategy of previous Programmes is continued and structural measures are being undertaken with a view to enhance the supply side of the economy.
just as it was opposed to previous programmes to implement the misleadingly entitled area of freedom,
implying that budget targets for 2007 should generally be more ambitious than in previous programmes.
Many of them said that they thought it was a backward step in relation to the previous programmes, Ariadna and Raphael,
Through MEDIA I, II, Plus and Training the previous programmes have supported the development
I hope that we will evaluate the work that was done in the previous programmes to ensure that these are not just another new layer but are actually a
building on experience gained in previous programmes.
covering NUTS level 2 regions while ensuring the continuity of such cooperation in larger coherent areas based on previous programmes.
The sixth Framework Programme marked a break with previous programmes, because it set itself more ambitious targets
Notwithstanding, the update has the same lack of information found in the two previous programmes, which makes more difficult the assessment of both the macroeconomic scenario and the estimate of the underlying budgetary position.
This consolidates previous Programmes and aims to maintain surpluses around 4,5 percent of GDP through a reduction in government expenditure in relation to GDP but at the same time reduces the tax burden.