Examples of using From the programme in English and their translations into Slovenian
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each fund manager selected by EIF will be expected to attract additional private financing equal at least to the size of the commitment received from the programme.
in particular those resulting from the Programme in the fields of marine
with a view to avoiding market distortions, funding from the Programme should comply with the Union State aid rules.
Welcomes the inclusion of the‘underachievement in education' benchmark for 15-year-olds(results for low achievement in mathematics from the Programme for International Student Assessment(PISA)
to present examples of best practice from the programme in countries not yet covered by the Council of Europe's project.
If students who are enrolled in the first year of a postgraduate programme for the first time withdraw from the programme by 15 October 2017 at the latest, it is considered they were never enrolled in this programme. .
In order to benefit from the Programme, the beneficiaries shall submit every year before 31 December to the Commission a proposal describing the activities referred to in Article 1 planned for the following year.
enterprises which benefit from the programme must be owned
If students who are enrolled in the first year of a postgraduate programme for the first time withdraw from the programme by 15 October 2019 at the latest, it is considered they were never enrolled in this programme. .
An action that has received a contribution from the Programme may also receive a contribution from any other Union programme,
indicating the results expected from the programme.
whose legal entities may exceptionally benefit from the Programme in duly justified cases in the Union's interest.
research and results from the programme are widely used and quoted.
to people in the labour market who benefited from the Programme in years 2004 and 2005, in 28 countries.
is limited to those directly involved in and somehow benefiting from the programme.
organizations which benefit from the Programme and their networks in order to explore specific policy issues.
pooling resources from the programme for Employment and Social Innovation(EaSI) and EFSI, have been designed to strengthen support towards social entrepreneurship and microfinance5.
I quote from the programme which it has just agreed:'We must step back from the edge of national insolvency(…)
ideas emanating from the Programme could be communicated more actively through existing networks of contacts in health ministries