Primeri uporabe The programme supports v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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The programme supports innovation.
With a view to pursuing the general and specific objectives, the programme supports the following 4 types of actions:.
The programme supports innovation.
Under the health information strand, the Programme supports activities aimed at collecting more solid data on the epidemiology of obesity, and on behavioural issues22.
The Programme supports projects in the following areas:.
Additionally, the programme supports the participation of the country in certain Community programmes.
The programme supports joint projects under four priorities:.
In the economic area, the programme supports the SME sector through a joint programme with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development(EBRD).
The programme supports a wide range of organisations, with a strong focus on disadvantaged adults.
Under socio-economic requirements, the programme supports the establishment of a national qualification framework, the development of the transport sector including the implementation of the European Common Aviation Agreement and energy market approximation.
The programme supports two self-regulation initiatives taken by the industry at the European level.
It is also essential that the Programme supports networks and cooperation with Member State authorities and courts, considering that undistorted competition and the functioning of the internal market depend critically on action by those entities.
The programme supports several research projects covering a range of topics and disciplines.
One of many such schemes in the Maghreb region, the programme supports more productive sustainable farming, reforestation, animal husbandry, infrastructure, healthcare, the development of the region's natural park, and fairs for regional products, etc.
The programme supports events and campaigns such as the Safer Internet day and the Safer Internet Forum.
Finally, the programme supports cooperation between civil society and local authorities and activities to strengthen their capacity.
The programme supports a range of actions including exchanges, study visits and networking activities and has a budget of nearly €7 billion.
The Programme supports especially infrastructure projects that contribute to minimising external costs in the fields of safety, the environmental and climate.
The programme supports a large variety of activities including youth exchanges, transnational voluntary service as well as training and networking for youth workers.
The Programme supports trans-national cultural cooperation projects involving operators from a minimum of three different countries participating in the programme. .
The programme supports a wide range of activities, from building physical infrastructure to training and research, in order to help Ukraine develop a comprehensive system for managing migration.
It is also essential that the Programme supports networks and cooperation a wider and deeper engagement with Member State authorities and courts, considering that undistorted competition and the functioning of the internal market depend critically on action by those entities.
The programme support under Part I helped the bodies develop their expertise and contributed to progress in research on minority languages.
The programme supported the Central Bank of Egypt in its far-reaching reform agenda, focusing on the introduction of a risk-based approach to banking supervision and improving its supervisory capacities.
In the area of direct taxation, the programme supported the Tax Identification Number(TIN)-on-the-web application.
In the period 2008-2010 the programme supported the implementation of specific projects linked to the interconnection of national criminal records in the European Union.
The programmes supported a number of measures to mitigate the effects of the loss of electricity production subsequent to the early closure of nuclear plants.
The Programme supported the EUKidsOnline network13, whose activities have proven instrumental as a source of accurate trend analyses and for getting input on future research and policy priorities; and a broad range of research projects covering a range of topics14.
In its first year, the programme supported a record 650,000 mobility grants for students, trainees, teachers, volunteers and other young people and paved the way for the first student loans for a full Master degree abroad.