Examples of using Exchange programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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For this purpose the European Union could consider developing a brand for exchange programmes meeting the Union's quality standards.
Judges participating in international exchange programmes, symposia, seminars
For this purpose the European Union should decide on a brand for exchange programmes which meets the Union's quality standards.
for better information to be provided on existing exchange programmes;
The EUTOPIA partner institutions are also developing exchange programmes for students and professional administrative staff.
The EU could promote a European Citizenship Initiative combining policies and activities for exchange programmes beyond today's emphasis on youth.
Erasmus Mundus17 and in EU Member States' bilateral exchange programmes.
Training and systematic exchange programmes should be promoted via CEPOL with funding under the Community budget.
Language training can also contribute to allowing judges, prosecutors and judicial staff to participate in exchange programmes, as well as in training activities which are held in other Member States.
The EESC called on the European Commission to consider developing a brand for exchange programmes meeting the Union's quality standards.
North America are able to participate in exchange programmes to study abroad at the University of Burgos.
Promoting exchange programmes for scientific staff
best practice sharing and exchange programmes for local authority officials
The development of cultural projects, exchange programmes and tours and supporting the search for relevant partners from participating countries.
Continue to evaluate ERASMUS-type exchange programmes for young entrepreneurs
It has been observed that those in charge of selecting programme participants view international exchange programmes as a reward for achieving certain goals.
It is entirely possible for the EU to promote better voluntary activities and exchange programmes without losing national identity.
The contact points may also be based on staff exchange programmes, the detachment of liaison officers
It suggested expanding current exchange programmes to cater for new target groups,
Since 1980, Lessius“Hogeschool” has been an active participant in exchange programmes and has led curriculum development that supports study in an international