Examples of using The new programmes in English and their translations into Swedish
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These bodies will be used to implement the new programmes in their areas of expertise.
what objective 3 does, what the new programmes do.
This is also the case for the environment, within the scope of the new programmes for 2000 2006.
ensure that biodiversity is not threatened when the new programmes are implemented?
Our aim is to deal promptly with the arrears and get the new programmes swiftly and effectively under way.
In 2009 there was a clear acceleration in certified expenditure under the new programmes once the previous programmes were closed.
Experience gained during the implementation of the first indicative programmes will be used in the development of the new programmes.
Some information on the new programmes adopted in 1996;• an assessment of implementation of the budget for the Structural Funds during that year;• the latest news about the Community Initiatives
An overview of the major events in 1998; information on the new programmes adopted; an evaluation of the budget implementation of the Structural Funds;
However, the Committee is concerned at the slow launch of the new programmes, owing to the time needed to prepare, appraise and approve the vast number of assistance measures.
A system of communication to the Commission, modelled on the SAPARD financial memorandum, of irregularities discovered by the accession countries themselves should be provided for as and when the new programmes are implemented.
at both Community and national level, and we must now work on preventing the recurrence of such difficulties when the new programmes are to be set up in the future.
on the other hand, to optimise the new programmes.
The new programmes will also seek to improve employability through flexicurity through assisting workers,
She adds that"clarity" has been a watchword in formulating the new programmes, which will help students better position themselves in contexts where their individual abilities are most relevant and can have the most impact.
In drawing up the new programmes, Member States
To reach the Lisbon target of a 70% employment rate, the new programmes allocate some EUR 19 billion to assist in removing barriers to employment,