Examples of using Community programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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persist in our societies, despite various Community programmes to promote gender equality.
the 1993 and 1998 Community Programmes for sustainable development.
Community programmes have found a variety of responses to these needs, of varying flexibility and effectiveness.
We have to protect Community programmes from being abused
The opportunity to participate in Community programmes and agencies is an important
Activation of financial resources provided by community programmes for the research of partners
Turkey already participates in the Community programmes dedicated to gender equality,
The EIT itself will not seek to participate in Community programmes, nor will its administrative costs be funded by them.
And finally the fourth relates to Mexico's direct participation in other Community programmes, such as the Seventh Framework Programme for Research.
Candidate and potential candidate countries are entitled to participate in Community programmes on the basis of Framework Agreements.
I voted for Mr Watson's recommendation because concluding a protocol provides the Republic of Moldova with new opportunities for getting involved in the Community programmes it is interested in.
In March 2007 it supported the Commission's proposal that all partner countries should always be enabled to participate in certain Community programmes.
The community programmes financed by the European Regional Development Fund cover fields of development in which projects intended for young people can be supported,
Other Community programmes such as the 7th Framework Programme for Research
This achievement is in recognition of Jaguar Land Rover's considerable investment in community programmes, including five Education Business Partnership Centres,
At European level, Community programmes such as the Comenius
which may be dealt with in Community programmes.
The EESC is convinced that priority should therefore be given to existing Community programmes such as the SET plan(European Strategic Energy Technology Plan), the ETAP plan(Environmental Technologies Action Plan) or technological platform activities.
This concerns the dissemination of information on Community programmes and the promotion of the participation of SMEs in those programmes,
does not recommend these sector specific community programmes, which would risk fragmentation of EU industrial