Examples of using Key projects in English and their translations into Slovak
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The EU has been running key projects in this area in the 12 host cities of the World Cup.
This change means that key projects get more support from the EU budget and will not be delayed due to the ongoing fiscal consolidation in Greece.
Košice Artist in Residence, the international programme for artistic residencies, was already implemented in 2011 as one of the key projects within the European Capital of Culture(ECoC).
holding the post of IT Director and co-implementing IT services and key projects within the international group Swiss Life International.
Some key projects in the railway, digital
the Member States to fully implement key projects of common interest(PCIs),
The budget will boost key projects of the nine core network corridors
A good example are the Baltic States where support from both EEPR and CEF to key projects has not only increased security of supply in electricity
Košice Artist in Residence was established in 2011 as one of the key projects for Košice- European Capital of Culture of 2013(ECOC)
Oettinger, said:"Young people will work on key projects, make life-long friendships and do something good for our society under the quality label of the European Solidarity Corps.".
Infrastructure Strategy for CENTROPE that will identify key projects to mitigate the most pressing infrastructure problems.
In October 2006, ESFRI released the first ever European Roadmap for Research Infrastructures containing 35 key projects of European interest to be developed in the next 10-20 years.
about 190 million yuan, was listed as the 2016 annual key projects in Zhejiang Province.
to bring forward in time the financing of some of these key projects.
considers that EU financing could prove critical in supporting key projects that at least build up a solid base of good practice.
faced by Greece and other Member States, in raising the private financing needed to implement key projects which can only be part-financed by public funds.
He stated it would have been“pure madness” to block the projects, and that opposition to the PCIs would mean scrapping the Commission's proposal to invest €873 billion in key projects, many of which are not based on fossil fuels.
was listed as the 2016 annual Zhejiang key projects.
These include key projects such as the development of the"Rail Baltica" which runs from Helsinki to Warsaw, the"East-West Corridor",