Examples of using Projects submitted in English and their translations into Swedish
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assess the quality of the assistance, the projects submitted for Cohesion Fund assistance are subject to ex-ante evaluation,
This is a pity because everyone within this Chamber knows that LIFE is a financial instrument which is not sufficient to carry out the projects submitted by Member States, a good many of which are turned down due to lack of funds.
be more directly involved with the evaluation of projects submitted for financial support which relate to the Office's sphere of activity.
Projects submitted by European youth organisations(those which are represented in at least six Member States
In the past, the Commission has had to block certain projects submitted by the IFIs because they involved unjustifiably complex tax arrangements through harmful
During the year, after appraisal of the large number of projects submitted to the EIB, financing authorisations were approved for a total of 25.7 billion(22.8 billion in 1 994), of which 23.1 billion for projects  in Member Countries of the Union.
For projects submitted to the EU-Japan joint call, further guidance on the applicable award criteria are available for applicants
financial support for projects submitted by representatives of employers and employees15.
Last but not least, calls for proposals should also emphasise the need for a certain degree of consistency between the projects submitted and Community programmes under way
Unfortunately, however, the very small sums allocated to the DAPHNE I Programme has only enabled 13% of projects submitted to be accepted,
All projects submit reports to us about how the project  is going,
Larger projects submit an interim status report at the midway point as well as a final report.
When the person proposing the project submits the details, the proposal moves to the Proposal Review stage.
When the above documentation is approved, a so-called review document is produced where everyone involved in the project submit their comments.
social cohesion, accompanied by a cut in compulsory national contributions, reducing them to a maximum of 10% of the project submitted.
Percentage of projects submitted in 2013 compared to 2007 by country.
In 2004, it appraised 33 projects submitted for financing.
Of the 63 projects submitted from around the world, 11 were selected.
Education and citizenship comprising 43% of the projects submitted.
Projects submitted in three and a half years(January 2000-June 2003);