Exemple de utilizare a Projects may în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Projects may difer in time.
Unspent funds from these projects may be allocated to this field.
Projects may include the following activities.
The need for data centers increases continuously, and for such projects may be called, including European funds.
The list of projects may differ slightly for each of the three files.
Costs incurred in identifying, preparing, managing, monitoring, auditing andcontrolling programmes or projects may also be covered.
Some projects may involve working on a product for an industry client.
Over the lifetime of a project, anddepending on the type of Strategic Partnership, projects may typically realise a broad range of activities, for example.
Other projects may also take account of these benefits with 3D printers.
Moreover, please note that according to Section 2.4.4 of the Guidelines for grant applicants, projects may be partially implemented outside the core regions of the Programme in exceptional cases, provided that the following conditions met.
Projects may seek to exchange experience and know-how to the benefit of all the partners.
Delays or mismanagement of projects may lead to funding being reduced or withdrawn and reallocated.
Projects may contain some elements of production where appropriate(e.g., a trailer or short animation).
The EESC would point out that these projects may help SMEs to access the digital economy and create new stable jobs in the long term.
Projects may come from individuals, groups, formal or informal, non-profit organizations in Romania.
In addition, contributions to the projects may also be accepted from Member States, Associated States, regions or other stakeholders sharing the objectives of the JTI.
Projects may start between 1 October 2005 and 30 November 2005, but not before the grant agreement has been signed.
These studies and projects may receive Community financial assistance in accordance with the detailed rules laid down in Decision 2000/439/EC.
Projects may associate legal practitioners from Denmark or candidate countries or third countries not participating in the programme.
Under the Habitats Directive, such projects may be justified for reasons of overriding public interest, providing compensatory measures are proposed and alternative solutions carefully analysed, but this does not appear to have been done.
The projects may be submitted both individually and by research teams composed of students and university professors.
Projects may also be selected for external monitoring through the resultsoriented monitoring missions of the Commission(ROM).
Projects may include areas for industrial activities with one or several wide openings, size varying depending on the particular industry.
Such projects may include funding from the European Social Fund to support job creation, professional adaptation, training and capacity building.
Projects may be different, but most of all- this is a complete and comprehensive scheme of works of different types, plus a projection of the interior design small apartments.
Projects may involve either a specialist pursuit of a single medium or a broader, multidisciplinary approach that draws on the skills and opportunities provided by our staff and facilities.
Projects may include studies, the definition of strategies, fundamental and applied research and the testing of innovative techniques which offer prospects for the upgrading of Community coal resources.
Projects may successfully access funding from the private sector alone, through Member States or other sources of EU funding, including the newly created European Fund for Strategic Investments(EFSI).
However, projects may also receive financial support(‘co-financing') from the Member States(including from the European structural and investment funds) which is subject to State aid rules.
Projects may be evaluated and selected through joint evaluation and selection procedures to be agreed upon by the funding organisations or agencies involved, in compliance with the principles set out in the Financial Regulation.