Examples of using Programme would in English and their translations into Croatian
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The Programme would allow for the achievement of economies of scale and scope.
Hoss received news that doctors from the so called Adult Euthanasia Programme would visit the camp.
The Programme would provide for the necessary framework and funding for such support.
The text and graphs of section 3.2 show how the programme would be redirected under the various options.
The Programme would provide for the necessary framework and funding for such support.
Then the national procedures necessary to authorise the start of negotiations on the programme would begin.
The programme would also fund the establishment of 7,000 first reception places in the hotspots.
The funding provided under the Programme would take the form of grants and financial instruments or via public procurement.
The programme would need approval at the EU summit next month, but Greece-- the largest recipient of EU funds in 2008-- is reportedly opposed to it.
The government hopes the programme would help plug a funding shortfall of about 30 billion euros next year.
The Programme would also allow continuing to provide assistance to Member States receiving Union financial assistance subject to an economic adjustment programme. .
The Commission maintains that an integrated"FISCUS" programme would ensure robust simplification, boost synergies and safeguard coherence in implementing modalities, without affecting the distinctive features of the two sectors.
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.
Erdogan told the Times that the projects envisioned in the five-year programme would include the construction of two large dams and an irrigation system, as well as completing the paving of roads and removal of land mines from fields along the Syrian border.
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.
I hoped that the programme would be a good mix of theory and practice, and I'm glad that it has lived up to my expectations.
The LIFE programme would also receive an additional 5.20% of funding, or €550 million, to support environment and climate action.
Witnesses who enter the programme would sign an agreement requiring them to testify in court in exchange for the protection.
T he new IMF programme would aim at alleviating Tunisia's short-term balance of payment difficulties while encouraging the implementation of strong adjustment measures.
More precisely, the Programme would support the design, definition of common technical specifications, prototyping, testing, qualification and certification of defence products, tangible or intangible components and technologies.
Among other things, the programme would set up broadband and/or wireless networks in hundreds of municipalities, connect nearly 4,000 public institutions across the country, and boost broadband access in peripheral areas of Greece.
In particular, the actions under the Programme would have to allow the development and implementation of solutions that, while addressing national challenges, have potentially impacts on cross-border and Union levels, and contribute to share good practices and help build a network of available expertise.
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.
Joint responsibility gave a guarantee that such programmes would include a sufficient number of hours' practical training apprenticeship.
These programmes would provide information on the nature of the"European Ethical Market" by means of education, raising awareness and publicity campaigns.
