Primeri uporabe The programme would v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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The programme would respond to fundamental policy challenges.
Regarding the delivery mechanism, the programme would build on the present strengths of the National Agency system, as specified under section 6 of this document.
The programme would build on EU best practice in developing rural areas.
Member States that want to take part in the programme would select suitable organisations- usually charities or local social services- to carry out the food distribution.
The Programme would allow for the achievement of economies of scale and scope.
Participation in the programme would remain optional(in 2008, 19 Member States took part);
The Programme would include a separate chapter and budget for Sport activities.
Discontinuation of the programme would also remove the EU contribution to dealing with the effects of the economic crisis on small businesses.
The programme would have to be obligatory for it to have any impact at all.
By addressing the development phase, the Programme would contribute to a better exploitation of the results of defence research and it would help to cover the gap between research and production as well as to promote all forms of innovation.
The Programme would provide for the necessary framework and funding for such support.
The programme would also fund the establishment of 7,000 first reception places in the hotspots.
The programme would comprise three strands, one of which would include a new financial facility.
The programme would build on what has been achieved in the context of GALILEO, GMES and FP7 Space theme.
Finally, the programme would have benefited from closer involvement of industry in the technology choices it was confronted by.
However, the programme would risk losing focus through the development of a programme that was too large and disparate.
To this, the programme would contribute by developing citizens' organisations' capacity to engage citizens in the democratic life of the Union.
(7) The Programme would probably benefit from a more consistent‘brand' with quality control measures in place for internal and partner websites and other resources.
The Programme would also allow continuing to provide assistance to Member States receiving Union financial assistance subject to an economic adjustment programme. .
In this regard, the programme would contribute by developing the capacity of citizens' organisations to engage their members and a broader public in the democratic life of the EU.
Where the Programme would seek to promote good health and preventing diseases at EU level by helping and complementing Member States' efforts to increase their citizens' number of healthy life years.
The Programme would allow for the provision of technical support that is vital for the successful implementation of important new elements of the Single Market(including its digital part).
The programme would necessarily be based on shared values, on a strong affirmation of the link between social and economic progress and on a(re)definition of the common bond of European society binding together both citizens and Member States creating a high level of social capital.
Where the Programme would seek to facilitate the uptake by policymakers and public-health practitioners of innovative solutions, technological and organisational, for improving the quality and sustainability of health systems and increasing access to better and safer healthcare.
The Programme would add value to the support provided by the various sectoral Union programmes and the actions carried out under the Union funds, since it would offer a macro country-specific perspective while supporting the most important structural reforms in Member States in line with the key policy objectives of the Union.
Additionally, the Programme would underpin a"collaborative" aspect in the effective implementation of Union law and policy by Member States and the Union: this is also because the implementation of a particular policy/reform in a particular country can strongly benefit from(and cross-fertilize in return) the experience of one or similar other countries that have implemented similar policy/reforms.
The programmes would have to be reviewed regularly.
The programmes would aim at:.