Examples of using Assistance programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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EN 2016 Special Report NO 22 EU nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes in Lithuania, Bulgaria and Slovakia:
shall consult each other on their assistance programmes, including in international organisations
In the current 2014- 2020 period, only decommissioning measures8 are now eligi- ble for funding under the EU's nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes, which pursue the specific objectives outlined in Table 1.
The nuclear power plants in Lithuania, Bulgaria and Slovakia covered by the EU's nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes 3 The Kozloduy plant in Bulgaria and the Bohunice plant in Slovakia
as well as better coordination with bilateral assistance programmes of Member States
was rarely taken into account in assistance programmes before 2010.
for example in a Commission deci- sion, the‘well- founded exceptional' conditions under which projects can be fully financed by the EU under the nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes.
Teething problems IX The assistance programmes were mostly soundly based,
The Commission acknowledges that the design of assistance programmes relating to the gas sector could have been in some cases better but points to the weak administrative capacity of the concerned Ukrainian ministries in formulating assistance programmes.
monitor and fund assistance programmes for euro-area countries in difficulties,
as part of the EU's and Member States' overall development policy and assistance programmes.
The EU's nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes(NDAP) aim to assist Member States in the process of winding and shutting down those
which is the main financial instrument for providing assistance programmes to the region.
has also covered the assistance programmes for Russia, has had a positive impact on overall planning
take into account the European Parliament's views on areas in which the latter is running its own assistance programmes, such as capacity-building
The relevant Council regulations for these nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes do acknowledge the importance of co- financing
Special report No 22/2016: EU nuclear decommissioning assistance programmes in Lithuania, Bulgaria and Slovakia: some progress made since 2011,
including new assistance programmes, to the Kyrgyz authorities in the implementation of their reform programme
including assistance programmes.