Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Phare programme in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Computer
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Programming
The European Union, through the Phare programme, has made resources available to the Spital Neuropsihici Institution in Siret.
Within the 1995 Phare programme for Poland, the continued support for the development of the country's infrastructure represented 52 per cent of the funds committed.
The EU-funded Phare Programme is contributing to this project,
In the Baltic countries, the Phare programme has supported actions aiming at theintegration of non-citizens.
since 1992 they have been covered by the Phare programme.
Althoughthe Phare programme was originallyreservedforthe countries of central
Euro Info Correspondence Centres(EICC) had already been opened with financial support from the Phare programme.
Investment for upgrading Border Inspection Posts are for example in many cases assisted through funding from the Phare programme.
The 1995 Phare Annual Report contains figures from all five budget lines managed within the framework of the Phare Programme.
contractual framework of the Phare programme.
This visit to Sarajevo will include discussions with the relevant authorities on including Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Phare programme.
The Phare Programme is currently the main channel for the EU's financial
The Phare programme was set up by the seven nation Western Economic Summit(the so called C 7)
Under the 1996 Phare programme, major investment in the national transport infrastructure has been undertaken.
The Phare programme, which the Commis sion is coordinating on behalf of the 24 donor countries, is the most wide ranging.
Continued cooperation between the Estonian government and the Phare Programme has resulted in a steady increase in the amount of funds committed.
financial cooperation through the Phare programme.
The Phare programme was created in 1989 in order to support reform in Poland and Hungary.
technical cooperation, Slovenia will be eligible for European Investment Bank loans, and grants from the Phare programme.
In 1994, for example, the Phare programme provided ECU 58.75 million for the development of German-Polish border crossings.