Exemple de utilizare a Euratom framework programme în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Budget for Euratom Framework Programme 2012-2013(including LTER).
The Commission has used various sources for preparing the Euratom Framework Programme proposal, including.
Euratom framework programme for nuclear research(2012-2013).
The broad objectives for the Euratom Framework Programme for the years 2012-13 are.
The Euratom Framework Programme(2012-2013) is characterised by an overriding concern to promote high levels of safety.
Next we turn to the research projects under the aegis of the Euratom framework programme relating to the consequences of the accident and how these are to be overcome.
The Euratom framework programme concerns research activities in nuclear energy(fusion and fission) and radiation protection.
The Commission will continually andsystematically monitor the implementation of the Euratom Framework Programme and its specific programmes and regularly report and disseminate the results of this monitoring.
The Euratom Framework Programme is one of the building blocks of the European energy research policy and the EU 2020 strategy, especially the Innovation Union.
Given the international commitments related to nuclear safety improvements,cooperation under the INSC should further exploit synergies with the Euratom Framework Programmes on nuclear research and training activities.
This proposal regards the Euratom Framework Programme for research funding for the period 2014-2018.
In 2010, a high-level panel of internationally recognized experts presented its report on the'Interim Evaluation of the Seventh Euratom Framework Programme(2007-2011)- Direct Actions of the Joint Research Centre'.
The proposal for the Euratom Framework Programme is also based on the outcome of the discussions with the Council on ITER.
Given its demonstrated efficiency as a safeguard mechanism, the participants' Guarantee Fund set up under the Seventh Framework Programme will be renewed for the entire duration of"Horizon 2020"with clearer rules and the possibility to extend it to cover risks undertaken in actions under the EURATOM Framework Programme.
The proposals for the Euratom Framework Programme are clearly linked to the objectives of the Europe 2020 and Energy 2020 strategies.
The rules for the participation provide a comprehensive framework to ensure efficient implementation of the Euratom Framework Programme, taking into account the need for easy access for all participants through simplified procedures.
The Euratom Framework Programme enhances competition for scientific excellence and supports innovation in the nuclear energy field to tackle the challenges presented by energy and climate change.
Under Article 7 of the Euratom Treaty, the Euratom Framework Programme is the Community's main instrument for supporting and complementing Member States' activities in nuclear R& D.
The Euratom Framework Programme for 2012-13 contains broadly the same scientific, technical and strategic objectives and uses the same funding schemes as the current Euratom FP7 programme(2007-2011).
In accordance with Article 7 of the Euratom Treaty the Euratom Framework Programme is Euratom's main instrument for supporting and complementing Member States' activities in nuclear R& D.
The current Euratom Framework Programme, Euratom FP7(2007-2011), consisting of two Specific Programmes(one for‘indirect actions' and the other for‘direct actions' of the JRC) will expire at the end of 2011.
For example, the Euratom Framework Programme is crucial if Europe is to maximise the return on investment in ITER which has now entered its construction phase and relies on the continued support of Europe's fusion energy research programme. .
The Euratom Framework Programme for 2012-2013 is implemented in accordance with the provisions established by the Financial Regulation, its implementing rules, and the state aid rules, in particular the rules on state aid for research and development.
Proposals for the Euratom Framework Programme(2012-2013) take account of the simplification process, launched by the Commission in 2010, which makes current and future research programme more attractive and more accessible to the best researchers and most innovative companies.
Proposals for the Euratom Framework Programme follow up the conclusions of the European Council(4 February 2011) which agreed that the EU and its Member States will promote investment in renewables, safe and sustainable low carbon technologies and focus on implementing the technology priorities established in the SET-plan.