Examples of using Types of action in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Today's proposals bring together at EU-level for the first time different types of action with a single goal: to improve opportunities for young people.
The types of action that may be co-financed by the Structural Funds are the same for Rechar, Resider, Konver and RETEX.
Annex 3 shows how the Member States' allocations were divided between the three main types of action.
The latest EIMS report summarizes the conditions for technology transfer in each country and recommends six types of action.
The sectors below are those with strong EU policy involvement for which adaptation strategies outlining the types of action are needed.
This frame of reference is for informing parties interested in obtaining financial support under Life about the types of action which are of particular interest to the Community.
scientific research in this area and all types of action to reduce the impact of pesticides on health
Finally, this text clarifies the types of action to be taken by the European Parliament in the event of a'breach by a Member State of fundamental principles',
extending the programme's scope to cover all of the European Union's neighbours and adding two new types of action.
The only criterion for distributing funds to various types of action must be their impact on active European citizenship
but also about the types of action that lend themselves to local commitment,
However, there will be various types of action(support for projects;
it calls on the Member States to distinguish between three types of action.
distinction made between relief, rehabilitation and development is increasingly artificial, and that we have to strengthen the interrelation between these three types of action.
but also across the various existing programmes which share similar broad objectives, types of action and delivery mechanisms.
Within Socrates there are two basic types of action:“centralised” actions,
which sets out two principal types of action, namely co-ordination(adoption of measures designed to encourage co-operation between the Member States)
specific objectives define the scope of the programme(policy areas), whereas the types of action are funding-oriented,
These two types of action should keep their place in the programme:
stages of programme development, there are three types of action that are needed in order to ensure the continuous supply of new ideas.