Examples of using Pilot programme in English and their translations into Czech
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The pilot programme in Malta is a very good example in this direction.
Fourthly and lastly, and I am just finishing, Mr President,is the importance of the pilot programmes.
We are launching a pilot programme aimed at 10 countries on different continents.
I should like to extend my special thanks to the European Parliament for approving funding for this pilot programme.
The pilot programme at the Granite City plant is moving to similar applications at U.S.
We also have to prepare for this new situation, with a pilot programme and budget headings for 2009 being planned now.
The EU Pilot programme was launched in 2008 so that the law would be understood and applied correctly.
The more recent EU Member States like Bulgaria find itimportant to have the opportunity to exchange good practices and to implement Community pilot programmes.
Finally, the pilot programme between Italy, Malta and Libya should not be the only pilot programme. .
In any event, all these issues will be analysed in a report submitted by the European Commission for debate by the Council of Ministers andthe European Parliament on the operation of the pilot programme this summer.
Why is there no pilot programme for turning immigrants back in Turkey, which is a gaping wound in terms of this particular problem?
In fact, for the first time, two Community fire-fighting aircraft were involved together with Greek, Portuguese and French aerial resources in fire-fighting efforts under a pilot programme to create an independent Community fire brigade.
The aim of this pilot programme was to fill gaps in the aerial capacity of the Member States, not to replace available national resources.
I am convinced that, if early diagnosis andan early care system work as a pilot programme, it may be possible to use it as a common European tool for other health-related policies.
This pilot programme substantially reinforced the Community Mechanism for Civil Protection and, by extension, the facility to assist countries hit by natural disasters.
In view of the high proportion of older staff, the tax authority launched a pilot programme“Vero 55+” with the specific aim of“increasing the feeling among the over 55s that they are in control of their work”.
The pilot programme of the EU forest fire tactical reserve played an important role and provided assistance to the Member States affected by the forest fires.
Furthermore, I do not feel able to support the extension for a second year of the pilot programme on enhanced cooperation between the EU's Bureau and the Committee on Budgets, since I do not consider it worthwhile or effective.
We hope that this pilot programme will form the core of a future European rapid response force to fight forest fires and other natural or man-made disasters.
Ladies and gentlemen,I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the fact that the pilot programme for Roma social integration proposed by the European Parliament in 2009 is still included in the 2010 Community budget.
The European pilot programmes referred to for the victims of terrorist attacks are a positive sample in terms of relieving the wounds, but a great deal still needs to be done.
The Commission's initiative to create a pilot programme in the context of the Innovation Partnership on the subject of'Active and Healthy Ageing' is certainly an interesting step by the Commission.
On the one hand, a pilot programme of joint planning, which the Council has already embarked upon, is required for neurodegenerative diseases and Alzheimer's disease in particular.
We will have to monitor closely how the first pilot programme in this area progresses because it deals with a theme which is of concern to the whole of Europe: the impact of an ageing population and extending working life.
For example, the pilot programme for combating neuro-degenerative conditions and, in particular, Alzheimer's disease, on which the Commission submitted a proposal for a Council recommendation, which is currently under way.
I am observing with great interest the EU pilot programme, which is supposed to be a tool enabling a rapid response to all cases of incorrect application or adaptation of EU law to national legislation.
However, using these pilot programmes, we can promote best practice and we can bring together what is already being done best by some Member States and give it a European seal of quality so that it genuinely serves as a model for others.
I must also say that this pilot programme is a small part, a partial implementation of proposals and ideas from the report by Michel Barnier, to whom I also express my thanks.
I believe that only after a comprehensive review of a pilot programme on the basis of an independent external assessment will it be possible to establish whether it is advisable to set up the European Institute of Technology as a permanent Community body or whether Europe could gain more benefit by directing the funding towards other Community activities relating to research and development.
Furthermore, with a view to enhancing the knowledge base for the development andgrowth of tourism, the Commission should draw up a programme of pilot studies on tourism.