Examples of using To programmes in English and their translations into Romanian
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promote reciprocal access to programmes and monitor the impact of cooperation.
streamlined(see point 3.8.2) and access to programmes simplified, while excellence is preserved as the guiding criterion.
These new loans fully meet Raiffeisen Bank's strategic objectives and will enable it to fulfil its commitment to facilitate access to programmes that its clients need and to further the development of the Romanian economy” said James Stewart, Vice-President of Raiffeisen Bank Romania.
people get realisation when I am there and they come to programmes for a while and then they drop out.
All the co-fincanced instruments which are based on risk-sharing involve allocations to programmes which are capped in size
The competent authorities shall take decisions on requests for changes to programmes within two months after considering the supporting documents provided
Consolidating partnership: Priority should be given to programmes and projects drawn up directly by existing SME associations
The annual appropriations corresponding to the support from the ERDF to programmes under ENI and IPA shall be entered in the relevant budget lines of those instruments with the 2014 budgetary exercise.
Consolidating partnership: Priority should be given to programmes and projects drawn up directly by existing companies
Consolidating partnership: Priority should be given to programmes and projects drawn up directly by existing SME associations
Web apps offer functionality similar to programmes that you would install from a CD,
we do not create additional red tape in relation to programmes which are especially important for the promotion of innovation policies in Europe.
more diversified support to programmes intended for persons belonging to our kindred minorities.
Give consent to programmes for improvement of fishery in fishing areas in the territory of AP Vojvodina;
Articles 13 and 16 shall apply without prejudice to specific provisions laid down in the basic instruments relating to programmes financed from sources other than the general budget of the European Union.
almost 60% of the proposed amount is dedicated to programmes that support Europe's research
with particular attention to programmes aimed at supporting the recovery of victims of child-specific violence
that its financial contributions to programmes such as the Cohesion Fund are therefore in its own interest
EU contributions to programmes under the CSDP and PESCO; EU-funded defence research;
In particular, I am looking for the proposals by which to put an end to programmes that are nothing but pure populism,