Examples of using Space programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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The European Court of Auditors is examining how effectively the European Commission has promoted the uptake of services provided by two of the EU's key space programmes, Copernicus and Galileo.
capacity to plan and implement space programmes and to drive the development of new technologies and applications.
The EU Court of Auditors said Thursday it is examining how effectively the European Commission promotes the uptake of services provided by two of the EU's key space programmes, Copernicus and Galileo.
Europe will substantially improve coordination between its defence and civilian space programmes, while retaining primary end-user responsibility for funding.
regulatory services to the European Commission for radio regulatory activities required to support the EU space programmes.
It is my priority to make sure that this budget will multiply the benefits that European citizens will reap from our space programmes.".
Calls on the Commission, therefore, to include space programmes in its cyber security activities;
This is equally true in the areas of security and defence space programmes and in the integration of space policy into a range of the EU's external relations.
means to improve the coordination between civilian and defence space programmes in long-term arrangements.
Recalls the growing importance of cybersecurity for space programmes, and notes that this problem is particularly serious given that a large part of our economy relies on space-related services;
hybrid threats for European space programmes, taking into account that spoofing
Coordinating more effective civil space programmes between the ESA, the EU
Member States: Initiated and executed at Member State level in line with national rules and funding instruments, national space programmes are responding to national needs while also aiming at supporting wider objectives pursued by the European Space Policy.
Believes that the Commission should analyse synergies between European space programmes and the European Defence Action Plan proposed in November 2016 to ensure overall coherence in this strategic field;
Takes the view that the high costs of developing space programmes and infrastructure mean that the only way of ensuring the viability of such projects is through decisive public sector efforts to channel private initiatives;
the Commission to ensure that European space programmes develop civilian space-based capabilities
Synergies are possible with other existing or future space programmes, e.g. for expansion of user segments(applications for the downstream market)
Coordinating more effective civil space programmes between ESA, EU
organisations handling space programmes, national agencies handling ERASMUS prog ra mme s.
further developing the EU space programmes to benefit the economy,