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Therefore, this Programme should apply as from 1 January 2014.
The programme should be structured into five Specific O bjectives reflecting key policy areas.
D Bodies andentities that have access to the Programme should include national, regional and local authorities.
The Programme should support these European Universities.
In order to ensure efficient andeffective implementation of this Regulation, the Programme should make maximum use of delivery mechanisms already in place.
This programme should also cover death threats," says Yirmibesoglu.
In compliance with the principles for performance related assessment,the procedures for monitoring and evaluating the programme should include detailed annual reports and refer to the specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound targets and indicators laid down in this Regulation.
The programme should allow for active cooperation with these instruments.
Considering the increasing interconnectivity of the world economy, the programme should continue to provide for the appropriate involvement of external experts in certain activities.. Justification.
The programme should also contribute to strengthening the evidence base for policymaking, i.e. fund studies.
Against this background, the support actions carried out under the Programme should ensure complementarity and synergy with other programmes and policies at national, Union and international level.
The programme should also include new initiatives which aim to improve the functioning of the internal market.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(27) In compliance with the principles for performance related assessment,the procedures for monitoring and evaluating the programme should include detailed annual reports and refer to the specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound targets and indicators laid down in this Regulation.
The programme should also contribute to strengthening the evidence base for policymaking, i.e. fund studies.
(27) In compliance with the principles for performance-related assessment, the procedures for monitoring andevaluating the Framework Programme should include detailed annual reports and should refer to the specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound targets and appropriate indicators, as well as qualitative ones, laid down in this Regulation.
The Programme should promote synergies, while avoiding duplication with related Union programmes and actions.
The investment programme should be realised within two years.
The Programme should address such market failures proportionally, while not unduly distorting competition in the internal market.
The research part of the programme should lead to enhanced local co-operation and technical competence.
The Programme should therefore contribute to the rapid adaptation and enforcement of a Union product liability regime which f osters innovation.
The responsibility for monitoring the programme should be shared between the Managing Authority and a Monitoring Committee set up for that purpose.
The programme should promote cross-overs and collaboration between the audiovisual sector and the publishing sector to promote a pluralistic media environment.
Implementation of the Programme should be based on annual or multi-annual work programme or programmes. .
The Programme should therefore promote and safeguard fundamental rights, democracy and the rule of law at local, regional, national and transnational levels.
Within this framework, each programme should set out its own strategy on how best to drive jobs, growth and structural change.
The Programme should aim at enhancing the competitiveness of the Union's defence industry inter alia cyber defence by supporting the cooperation between undertakings in the development phase of defence products and technologies.
Experience shows that the Programme should enjoy a higher degree of flexibility in order to better address new market challenges driven by fast and often unpredictable societal and technological changes.
The Programme should cover three different fields, and the committee established under this Regulation should deal with both horizontal and sectoral issues.
In addition, this programme should give children the opportunity to experience nature in a more direct way and help them develop better awareness about protected areas.
The Programme should support the Secretariat of the World Health Organisation Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in its functions related to the Protocol.