Examples of using Priority projects in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
the other main bottlenecks on the priority projects.
The investment needs have been estimated in the framework of the Van Miert report to be 600 billion euro fort the totality of the projects of common interest, of which 225 billion for the priority projects(140 billion for those projects during the period 2007-2013 alone).
In the context of certain priority projects, cross-border sections between two Member States,
the 14 projects of common interest or priority projects(PPs) adopted by the European Councils held in Essen in 1994 and in Dublin in 1996.
nine Coordinators are currently working on the Priority Projects.
regions eligible under the Convergence Objective of the European Regional Development Fund are invited to make use of these instruments in order to complete the priority projects situated within their territory9.
the projects of common interest and especially the priority projects, was presented by the Commission at the same time as the proposal of 10 December 2003 for the new TEN-Energy guidelines25.
identifies 12 axes for priority projects.
The GALILEO programme is one of the priority projects for European research in view of its potential use for managing traffic,
pursuant to which the guidelines specified certain priority projects as projects of a European interest, including this project. .
group identified six key priority projects that contribute to LNG
adopted in June 2003, where the priority projects selected for funding received close to 64% of the total budget.
the Northern Dimension and based on equal partnership and adequate infrastructure for priority projects in the fields of nuclear power,
will be in an excellent position to aid the coordination efforts that are essential for the cooperation between Member States when implementing the priority projects.
a joint lending facility to finance priority projects in the Western Balkans,
as one of its priority projects to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.
more than 60% of the TEN-E support was allocated to priority projects shows that the priority axes adopted in 2003 reflect the required improvement in the transmission infrastructure.
the available title I funds were reallocated to high priority projects in line with the budget transfer rules laid down in the Agency's financial regulation.
for example, trans-European transport network(TEN-T) priority projects.