Examples of using To the programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Furthermore, the impact that can be attributed directly to the programmes and related measures was often difficult to isolate since the target regions frequently benefitted from other operations that are instrumental in achieving similar objectives.
With regard to the programmes managed by the Regional Policy DG:
With regard to the programmes managed by the Employment,
starting with amendments to the Partnership Contract and to the programmes in support of Council recommendations to address macroeconomic imbalances
Calls on the budgetary authorities to establish the maximum possible flexibility as regards channelling unused annual appropriations to the programmes under Heading 1a,
in particular financial assistance, from the European Union pursuant to the programmes.
undertake other tasks given to it by the Commission relating to the programmes.
as well as access to the programmes of the Eastern Partnership.
that persons convicted of any of the offences established in accordance with this Convention may have access to the programmes or measures mentioned in Article 15, paragraph 1.
were a feature common to the programmes of all but three Member States during the second programming period.
while there were no revisions of substance to the programmes themselves.
I would also point out that effective implementation of the ENP cannot be achieved without increasing the level of financial support to the programmes funded via the ENPI and ensuring a higher
with particular regard to the programmes' economic,
appear in this Communication, with reference to the programmes that support them, such as the European Structural
Annexes I-VIII set out criteria for the allocation of funding to the programmes under shared management,
However, the feedback received in stakeholder consultations shows that access to the programmes and preparation of proposals are still too difficult,
Provision should therefore be made to transfer the basic principles of the LEADER approach to the programmes building a specific priority in them,
Amendments to the programmes to avoid‘decommitment' need to be assessed in the context of the overall strategy.
All the risks relating to the programmes are recorded centrally in a register listing, in turn,