Examples of using Their programmes in English and their translations into Romanian
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Member States indicate the State aid schemes for which assistance from the Structural Funds is used in their programmes.
the practical actions of parties, among their programmes, often old
The uptake of the output indicators against the overall targets for 2013 established by the MS in their programmes is globally in line with the financial level of implementation.
Boost the operational potential of the Frontex Agency by inviting Member States to earmark additional resources under their programmes for specialised equipment which can be put at the disposal of the Agency for its joint operations;
promote pan-European campaigns around candidates and their programmes.
by Member States and regions towards the objectives set in their programmes, indicating whether or not they are delivering the intended results.
more contextual filtering systems and integrate them into their programmes.
Member States must also include in their programmes to combat the financial crisis projects which take into account energy efficiency.
both Capitals have included many projects promoting cultural heritage in their programmes- contributing to highlighting the role of culture in building a European identity.
It called on the European political parties to address the recommendations in their programmes and to discuss them with citizens in the run-up to the elections to the European Parliament in 2009.
To further assist Member States in mobilising the available Technical Assistance of their programmes for boosting regional sustainable growth
propose an improved strategy of support in their programmes.
internal quality assurance system; standards for the external evaluation of HEIs and their programmes by agencies; standards applying to quality assurance agencies themselves.
specific objectives of their programmes and in compliance with national
format of the programmes not only assist the Member States in drawing up their programmes, but also facilitate their examination by the Commission,
Furthermore, it offers member states the possibility of broadening the scope of the measures to be covered by their programmes, including seeking the help of international organisations, in particular for
with funding to implement their programmes, but also recognises the added value of a complementary, bottom-up,
areas that have a high growth potential using the flexibility available in their programmes.
which- like the van Nistelrooij report- calls for Member States to strengthen the partnership principle in their programmes for the current period
refocus their programmes to concentrate support on the most vulnerable,