Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The target groups in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Programming
Operating programmes over a sixyear period provides the target groups as well as the relevant administrative authorities with a comparatively stable financial and regulatory framework.
For the purposes of this Decision the target groups shall comprise all third country nationals illegally residing in a Member State.
attention should be paid to the selection of products so that they reach the target groups.
a clear segmentation of the target groups.
its customers, must be designed in a way that facilitates contact with the target groups.
tools used by the target groups.
We work with you to develop a training concept including comprehensive documentation suited to the target groups in your company.
The target groups encompass all people to whom vaccination should be recommended according to national plans.
However, not all the target groups, for example small
This must be done as close to the target groups as possible and in direct liaison with the channels used.
Specific activities for the target groups and the forms of support remain a matter for the Member States.
It will no doubt be necessary to vary the measures to be taken depending on the target groups and the representative bodies to be mobilised.
project-specific knowledge exchange varies between projects dependent on the target groups and context.
Vote, the Gift Distribution to the competent private-Donation Center ensure the target groups and to clearly define.
always in close cooperation with the target groups and interest groups. .
it is time to select the target groups of consumers.
All actions should be based on the principle of empowerment of the target groups and persons concerned, promoting their active participation in decision-making processes
In addition, the EESC advocates that the questionnaire be submitted in advance to the organisations representing the target groups concerned in order to prevent overly specialised jargon making the questionnaire difficult for the target groups to understand.