Examples of using Any programme in English and their translations into Danish
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Are there any programmes that are not working very well?
We need to consider not only how much flexibility we have butalso whether there are any programmes that are not working?
A programme such as TACIS or any programme can, at most, have an auxiliary role in this direction.
In this sense a Community fiscal stabilisation policy is a key element in any programme for European monetary integration.
We will not support any programmes which would in effect contribute to a continuation of the lethal contamination from Sellafield.
Would the Green Paper also cover the lot of the socially excluded and any programmes or plans for closing the digital divide?
There are criticisms, as with any programme, but by and large we should congratulate the Commission on the way in which it handled this matter.
The addition of diseases orwider possibilities to allow Member States to submit any programme at all would risk dilution of those priorities.
There are also hardly any programmes which leave such a flexibility to the stakeholders in terms of composing strategic partnerships.
I abhor this, because by acting in this way,it has accepted things that are not found in any programme of any socialist party in any country.
Has the Danish Government set up any programme to help the companies which wish to work in euro to prepare themselves for the change-over?
I think the two more important points, as mentioned by the Commissioner herself in her address, are, firstly, the question of finance:it is vital for any programme that it be properly budgeted for and given the resources to ensure that all can benefit from it.
If any programme includes any third-party software, the author is responsible for obtaining proper bundling authorisation from the third party.
In that country's particular context, any programme calls for vigilance and commitment.
This means that any programme which reinforces the natural tendency of children to communicate, the mobility of youth within the Member States and familiarization with customs in other countries must be the foundation of our policy.
I cannot imagine a European family without young people, nor any programme which neglects significant sections of the young population.
We have to remember, however, that any programme can transfer its management to the EGGC at any time of its existence, so no potential damage to the policy arises from the fact that the Member States have not yet implemented the requisite adjustments.
With regard to the scourge of drugs, if we are not ableto prohibit it effectively, I support any programme of prevention and increasing public awareness of this painful problem, particularly amongst the young.
Sport is very necessary and also popular andthat is why any programme in connection with Article 149 should be closely linked to the space and agenda of education and young people, for sport has been added explicitly to Article 149 for the first time.
Firstly, it has become apparent that the absence of a legal foundation in the Treaty- and in the revised Treaty of Amsterdam- for the tourism industry totally rules out orseriously hampers the execution of any programme that seeks to promote or enhance the competitiveness of the sector.
However, no financial commitment may be made for any programme before the accession of the concerned acceding Member State has taken place.
Secondly and very specifically:is there any programme to educate immigrants in the language of their host country, so that we can educate them to understand the minimum safety standards in this region which is host to many immigrants who do not speak our language?
However, no financial commitment under the 2004 budget for any programme concerned may be made before the accession of the concerned new Member State has taken place.
However, as Alan Kelly has said,it is very important to ensure that any programmes or training courses that are put in place are tailor-made to respond to the needs of workers and that the possibility of re-entering the labour market, or setting up one's own business, is the clear objective of any assistance.
However, no financial commitment under the 2004 budget for any programme or agency concerned may be made before the accession of the relevant new Member State has taken place.
In particular, the Commission is increasingly involving civil society in any programme of reconstruction and national reconciliation, including exchange programmes for civil society with other regional organisations, paralegal training, public awareness campaigns, and women's groups' work on enhancing their political representation and participation in reconciliation processes.
The intensity of aid per inhabitant there was the highest of any programme under Objective 5b, but the take-up rate was quite low, because of the relatively small number of people benefiting from projects.
Under the Ninth European Development Fund, any programmes in the mining sector have been defined by partner countries themselves, in line with the ownership concept.
The events of 11 September- and you will all understand that any programme must be flexible if it is to deal with unforeseen circumstances- forced us to adopt a seventh.
The comment I would like to make, and it is a rational comment, is that any programmes concerning the Roma in the European Union which come from the Commission are fragmented and are often included within the framework of social exclusion.
