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These programmes may be subject to additional terms
Some programmes may have more rules
It follows not least from the first indent of Article 2(a) of the SEA Directive that plans and programmes may be adopted through a legislative procedure by Parliament or government.
The interactive applications that may be offered by TV broadcasters within their new digital programmes may be developed on any standard for interactive TV services.
Multiannual programmes may be re-examined in the light of evaluations and/or following implementation difficulties.
Other programmes may also complement the present programme such“Safer Internet Plus”,“Health programme”,“Injury Protection Programme” the 7th Research& Development Framework Programme and the“Youth” programme.
Programmes may pair pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds with volunteers(employees or retired persons)
The report suggests that some Cohesion Policy programmes may need to be reviewed to increase focus on investments in areas of immediate growth potential or in the sectors most affected.
The programmes may also include specific provisions governing the composition
The Union budget appropriations assigned to the programmes may also cover Commission expenditure relating to preparation,
These programmes may be implemented in the territory of the Community
Joint operational programmes may also provide for a financial contribution from
The content and scheduling of sponsored programmes may in no circumstances be influenced by the sponsor in such a way as to affect the responsibility
The programmes may be amended taking into account experience acquired,
Such programmes may not be aired at such a time and in such a way that there is a substantial risk that children may see them, unless it is justifiable for special reasons.>> To the top.
The programmes may be adopted at a later date depending on the needs identified
procedures they should adopt when establishing national good laboratory practice compliance monitoring programmes so that these programmes may be internationally acceptable.
the induced effects of future programmes may be minimised.
provided that the total amount of expenditure is not exceeded; programmes may continue to be implemented provided a request for changes is submitted in accordance with paragraph 2 if the deviation is more than 5% of the foreseeable expenditure under the programme. .