Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Joint programmes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Counties also organize cultural cooperation between municipalities e.g. joint programmes, meetings, workshops.
These are currently put into practice in the context of the Joint programmes for 2000-2006.
In the preceding section, we have seen how most joint programmes have their origins in personal contacts.
Ideally, therefore, funds would need to be earmarked specifically for the joint programmes themselves 76/22.
By introducing one degree for several universities, joint programmes between universities would become far more attractive.
Sharing good practice to foster simpler procedures for accreditation of joint programmes, through European-supported initiatives.
the partners will identify future areas for collaborative research and possible joint programmes.
In practice, they may be a significant deterrent frem embarking on the task of setting up joint programmes.
For a full list of our education programmes, please visit our Education page. Joint programmes.
The same goes for the efforts made by several project directors to give their joint programmes as wide a publicity as possible.
Each of these models involves the use of expertise obtained in the development of joint programmes for the production of more of these.
What joint programmes does the Council envisage to improve the environment which is common to us all?
Partnership projects between television companies from both sides aimed at producing joint programmes will also be supported.
Valid though such observations may be, however, they are clearly not considered in their own right as sufficient justification of the effort involved in establishing joint programmes.
be obtained on this, a crucial criterion of joint programmes' long-term success.
particularly by developing joint programmes providing for student and teacher mobility.
learn from each other through joint programmes, projects and networks.
The EESC is of the view that the EU Member States should, in consultation with the social partners, implement joint programmes to prevent accidents
taking them to new dimension by evolving towards a paradigm of steering and co-financing joint programmes rather than projects.
it has found expression in joint programmes to assist the development of cultural heritage,