Examples of using Some programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
Some programmes do not set out clearly what objectives are pursued and in which proportion a measure shall address them.
Some programmes do include a few such conditions
The audit also found that some programmes should better specify the actions
The Commission was late in addressing spending difficulties in some programmes; however, its actions and those of the Member States had a positive impact on absorption.
The auditors also found that some programmes should better specify the actions
The fact that some programmes lacked Ôspecific initial objectivesŐ was a further constraining factor for the evaluators.(g)
where some programmes had possibly been implemented too late,
may be admissible in some programmes: cinematographic works,
data reported for the current year for some programmes.
For rural development this risk is further increased for some programmes with low implementation rates,
By way of illustrating these weaknesses, our auditors found several examples of countries not being treated in the same way in a comparable situation and that in some programmes, the conditions for assistance were less stringent,
As a result of the crisis, some programmes adapted their strategies
We have also managed to maintain some programmes supporting human rights and the proper administration of public affairs,
We noted some programmes where progress was slow:
cut off money to fund some programmes?
The Commission is increasingly taking over performance indicators from the country's national development strategy. in some programmes, the Commission used indicators focused on poorer regions in the partner countries
the performance of closure audits based on its risk assessment and eventually for some programmes the application of financial corrections.
The Commission notes however that some programmes in the 2014-2020 cycle do not have them
thereby reducing the length of the MFF from seven to five years for some programmes while for others, in particular those related to programmes requiring longer-term programming and/or policies providing for complex procedures for establishing implementation systems,
The Commission notes that adequate corrective action is indeed taken by some programme authorities in the quoted Member States,