Examples of using Tempus programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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There is a strong commitment to extend the Tempus programme with its strong focus on institution-based university cooperation beyond 2006.
On 29 April 1993 the Council extended the Tempus programme for a second phase of four years, starting from the 1994-95 academic year.
Under the Tempus programme, the JICS was invited to Czechoslovakia to explore the possibilities for cooperation in vocational training with the authorities there.
The Tempus programme is part of the European Community's assistance to the transition process in the Partner Countries,
The Tempus Programme promotes Multi-Partner Country cooperation in the Tacis countries in line with the objectives of the Tacis regional initiatives
The Tempus programme will thus encompass the following partners:
Commission decision under budget heading B7-520, approving a 1999 Tacis financing proposal for the Tempus programme.
in Turin has already successfully implemented the Tempus programme for the partner countries.
The Commission must ensure that the Foundation is paid a contribution to its administrative expenditure from the Tempus programme.
education programmes, such as the Tempus programme to modernise higher education.
revamping ofthe Tempus programme management.
the cooperation between universities the Tempus programme.
vocational training, Tempus programme for higher education institutions),
Various assessments have shown that the Tempus programme is perceived as an invaluable means of fostering mutual understanding.
A new Tempus programme, called Tempus Plus, extended to cover school, university and adult education, as well as vocational training, which will relate to cooperation between the Member States, neighbour States of the Union and those already taking part in the Tempus programme.
training also in the framework of the Tempus Programme.
Within the general context of Tempus Programme objectives, specific Priorities for the academic year 1996/97 have been agreed by the Commission in consultation with the national authorities of each of the countries eligible for Tempus-Phare support.
In this context, the COR would point out that one of the main objectives of the Tempus programme is to prepare for EU accession
It is therefore a problem when countries seeking EU membership are debarred from the Tempus programme even though their education and higher education systems are still very far removed from the level of development required for accession.
Such aid might be granted not under the Tempus programme, but under the programme designed to help democracy