Examples of using Programmes adopted in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the Commission is responsible for managing andimplementing the EU budget and the policiesand programmes adopted by Parliament andthe Council.
The concessions granted by the Council on the flexibility instrument and on programmes adopted under the codecision procedure do not compensate in any way for this propensity to make cuts.
Interreg II C. In fact, a number of programmes adopted under Interreg II already included the problem of integrated management of coastal areas.
D failure by Italy to pay the first instalment of the agrimonetary aid for the implementation of the programmes adopted by the Commission in spring 1998 EUR 130 million.
Fund assistance for the 19941999 period was nearly complete, with 733 programmes adopted by the end of the first two years.
Moreover, programmes adopted in partnership between Member States
Moreover, programmes adopted in partnership be tween Member States
The Director shall be responsible for the management of the Foundation as well as for the implementation of the decisions of, and the programmes adopted by, the Governing Board and the Bureau.
These include the publication of two new brochures: one explains how Community research policy is developed and programmes adopted, the other is a guide to the various sources of information on Community research.
continue to implement on the ground the programmes adopted under these four funds, which are part of the General Programme on Solidarity
The priorities in the programmes adopted for 199799 differed substantially from those for the previous period: support for employment
that it must be taken into account in the European Union's other actions; programmes adopted in the areas of education,
Outturn in 2001 was EUR 4 363.8 million, comprising all expenditure actually incurred under the 87 programmes approved in 2000 and 2001, the advance of 12.5% of an average annual instalment for the 35 programmes adopted in 2001(which will be settled at the end of the period) and expenditure on the former accompanying measures for the two measures not yet adopted in 2001.
Programme adopted by the Council, Programme proposed by the Commission.
Programmed Adopted.
This communication is the mid-term review announced in the programme adopted in 2003.
The budget provided around EUR 130 million for implementation of the programmes adopt ed by the Commission in spring 1998.
The programme adopted by the Council and Parliament covers the period between 1 January 2002 and 31 December 2006.
Non-Objective 1 FIFG: The programme adopted includes an allocation of €35.3 million for fish processing and the renewal and modernisation of the fishing fleet.
Non-Objective 1 FIFG: The programme adopted includes an allocation of €35.3 million for fish processing and the renewal and modernisation of the fishing fleet.