Eksempler på brug af Structural funds have på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Structural Funds have this democratic approach.
We must also, of course, ensure that cohesion policy and structural funds have an adequate budget in the future.
The Structural Funds have helped to apply a brake to this process.
Despite these factors, it must be remembered that the Structural Funds have created or maintained 2.2 mio jobs.
The Structural Funds have been one of the success stories of the European Union.
My second point regarding the policy is as follows: the Structural Funds have made, and continue to make, a significant contribution to the convergence process.
The Structural Funds have a special and relatively broad task in this respect.
From the very beginning, we have coordinated our activities,which are having a similar effect on innovation as the structural funds have on the regions.
Mr President, the structural funds have been a great success for Europe in Ireland.
The Council, in its Resolution3on the Structural Funds and equal opportunities for women and men adopted in 1996,had argued that Structural Funds have an important role to play in supporting equal opportunities- a role that merited being strengthened.
The structural funds have played a central role in encouraging the advances of recent years.
COONEY(PPE).- Mr President, I want first of all to acknowledge with gratitude that the structural funds have been of immense benefit to my country and to all Objective 1 countries.
Mr President, structural funds have been so important for regions like Wales in the past and currently.
In my own country of Wales we receive significant money from the structural funds, but the line between creating a job and safeguarding a job is unclear andtherefore it is difficult for us to assess how effective those structural funds have been.
Applause The Structural Funds have been, and will continue to be, an important aspect of funding to Northern Ireland.
As an Irish Member of the European Parliament and coming from an economy that has been transformed in 15 years from the weakest in the EU to one of the strongest,I wish to acknowledge the huge role that the cohesion and structural funds have played in bringing about the economic miracle known as the‘Celtic Tiger.
The cohesion policy and Structural Funds have always been something more than a simple gesture of European solidarity.
In fact, the structural funds have played a central role in laying the foundations of the information society, despite the lack of investment.
The European Regional Development Fund and the other Structural Funds have accomplished a great deal, but they can and must do more and better for the European Union.
The Structural Funds have played a key role in the development both of urban and rural parts of peripheral countries, mainly through the upgrading of roads, water treatment and related transport networks.
Italian regions which have not used part of their structural funds have shown they are prepared to hand them over to the regions devastated by the earthquake and therefore to central Italy.
The Structural Funds have been reinforcing R+D structures on the basis of a territorial distribution of resources by means of convergence criteria.
During the 1994-99 programming period andin the regions of Objective 1, the Structural Funds have contributed to the construction or renovation of 4 100 km of highways and 32 000 km of roads, reorganisation of 3 800 ha of industrial areas, assistance to 214 000 firms, firms.
The Structural Funds have also funded childcare services and have supported training for childcare workers in particular under the Employment-NOW initiative.
Between 1994 and 1999, the Structural Funds have a total allocation of more than ECU 152 200 million and the Cohesion Fund provides a further ECU 14 450 million.
The structural funds have been very effective in poorer areas and peripheral regions in helping Ireland to reach the average standard of living of the richer regions of the Union.
I believe the Structural Funds have a very different objective to state aid and I would simply refer to the case of rural areas.
Similarly, the Structural Funds have made an undeniable contribution to reducing the unemployment gap between Objective 2 areas and the rest of the EU, particularly in Denmark, the Netherlands and the UK.
The European Structural Funds have played a considerable role in helping less-developed and peripheral nations to prepare the completion of the Single Market, and in the introduction of the European single currency.
Mr President, the structural funds have played a positive role in helping the less developed regions on the periphery of the Union to develop their economies closer to their full potential and to close the gap with the well-off regions in the core of the Union.