Examples of using Programme must in English and their translations into Czech
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This programme must be ordered at least two weeks in advance of the requested date.
The aborted service programme must be restarted.
This programme must cover the whole trajectory of the food distributed to ensure that it reaches citizens in all the Member States.
If there is a power failure, the programme must be restarted.
This educational programme must be ordered at least two weeks in advance.
The establishment of a public-private research, development and investment programme must therefore be encouraged at European level.
In my opinion, this programme must also be viewed as a contribution to the economic and social stability of the Balkans.
The draft regulation stipulates that the Banana Accompanying Measures programme must be evaluated 18 months prior to the programme's expiry.
Airlines involved in the programme must demonstrate compliance with strict international operational safety and quality standards.
The hypocrisy of the'international community'- i.e. the United States and its allies- regarding the NPT and, especially,Iran's nuclear programme must be denounced.
In the long term, the programme must of course be developed further.
We need an EU policy and an EU mechanism to combat corruption and fraud in a robustway within the EU, and the Stockholm Programme must reflect that need and commitment.
In its final form, the Stockholm Programme must stand for European values such as freedom and respect for human rights.
I must say to Elisabeth Schroeder that the fact that we are defending the Progress programme here conveys our conviction- which is a shared conviction that we are still willing to come to a compromise on this- that this programme must be implemented as soon as possible.
For that to happen, the Seventh Framework Programme must increase its funding from 2013 onwards.
Such a programme must allow the exchange of best practices, create a joint strategy and reduce the costs of resettlement operations.
The Commission's Action Plan implementing the Stockholm Programme must take into account all these aspects mentioned in the report.
The new 2014-2020 programme must take this opportunity into due account since it also represents a serious prospect for sustainable development.
That financial support for the Mauritanian multiannual fisheries programme must be in line with Mauritania's needs for sustainable fisheries development;
This broadly based programme must involve children, their families, schools, communications operators, suppliers of Internet services and other institutions.
Countries excluded from the visa waiver programme must show political backbone and resist pressure from disgruntled citizens at home.
This programme must prioritise production, quality public services, the creation of jobs with rights, salaries, decent pensions and retirement conditions, social inclusion, and fair wealth division and distribution.
In the face of the failure of the present European Employment Strategy, the 2020 programme must indeed create more and better jobs, with primary consideration given to the increased participation of women and disadvantaged groups in the labour market.
This is why the Stockholm Programme must make this key theme become a reality and come up with clearly defined instruments for facilitating access to the Community labour market for all workers in the EU, which is a major symbol of European citizenship.
A future framework programme must meet current needs in such a way that each country is able to develop a research area, research activities and innovation with the help of common financial instruments, which, if they are well managed, would make it possible for measures to be focused on social and market needs.
Such programmes must also be developed without additional financial expenditure and bureaucracy.
Our research programmes must be thoroughly evaluated and we need to take on this huge responsibility because we need to solve the problems together for the sake of the Baltic Sea.
I believe that national programmes must also clarify the competence of such authorities and the responsibility of market players.
Although I believe that these programmes must be implemented as soon as possible, and operate as efficiently as possible, they need to be prepared properly.