Examples of using New programme will in English and their translations into Danish
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We believe that this new programme will confirm this," he continues.
This new programme will effectively strengthen energy security in my country, Bulgaria, too, thanks to the provision of funding for the Nabucco gas pipeline and our connection with the infrastructure networks in Greece and Romania.
If the recommendations are carried out, the new programme will be simpler, less bureaucratic and easier to access.
The new programme will expand opportunities and will, I am sure, bring even more benefits.
While EU policy-making will largely influence the work of the European Statistical System in the coming years,any statistics produced under the new Programme will also be available to other decision-makers, researchers, businesses and European citizens on an equal basis.
Similarly, the new programme will apply not just to the fifteen Member States, but to the ten new Member States as well.
It is hoped that the implementation of the new programme will further foster reciprocal knowledge, understanding and tolerance and will reduce social isolation.
This new programme will be conducted in the same spirit as the present one: dialogue and contractual relations.
The new programme will still focus on the needs of young people, whether they are pupils, students, trainees, volunteers or involved in associations.
Moreover, the new programme will also allow for direct actions taken by the Commission to ensure the sound application and implementation of Community law.
The new programme will overlap with the first two years of the previous one; however, specific current programmes, adopted before, will continue.
The adoption of this new programme will be just one stage in the process and I will soon be here once again to speak to you of the prospects for an integrated youth programme beyond the year 2000.
The proposed new programme will build on the success of the existing LIFE+ Programme but will be reformed to have a greater impact, be simpler and more flexible and have a significantly increased budget.
The new programme will allow the Commission to continue supporting the implementation of Community legislation, which requires that Member States and the Community exchange information, by providing financial resources and infrastructure services while also ensuring interoperability.
On the named institutions: the new programme will support the operating costs of some institutions which do high-quality work in education and training at European level and which are important partners for the European Union.
This new programme will allow the Commission to strengthen its actions to combat violence and that is why- and I am very grateful to the rapporteur, Mrs Gröner- I agreed from the very beginning to keep the Daphne project separate from any other European programmes, for example the one dealing with drugs.
The new programme will have five key objectives: to build on public diplomacy and outreach; the promotion of economic partnership and business; people-to-people links, particularly through education; encouraging dialogues; and finally the evaluation of small-scale cooperation projects to assist small and medium-sized enterprises to get access to third country markets.
To achieve these objectives, t he new programmes will support activities such as.
These new programmes will also enable institutions in the fields of education, training and culture to improve cooperation.
In a Union which will have nearly 500 million inhabitants in 2007, the new programmes will form part of a new approach, building bridges between cultures and individuals.
If there is delay, if agreement is notreached on the regulation, then new programmes will be affected too.
Since both programmes will run out in 1992 and new programmes will be launched, the presidency believes that the moment has come to define more carefully the future shape of PHARE and TACIS.
The new programme too will be open to projects which promote combined transport with Eastern Europe.