Examples of using Many programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Why do we have so many programmes already?
Many programmes underline the importance of energy.
It is a fact that we must manage many programmes better in 2003.
Many programmes are available, but the important thing is to ensure that they are carefully targeted.
Taking all those things together, this means that many programmes cannot be implemented.
As a result, many programmes will encourage a more effective transfer of technology to SMEs.
At the time the study was carried out, in 2003, many programmes had made little progress in financial terms.
For that reason we need a dedicated unit within the Commission to draw together the many programmes.
For the current period, 2000-2006, many programmes also contain risk prevention actions.
Many programmes provide for the construction or renovation of buildings10 and public spaces roads, squares.
Decentralize operation implementation: many programmes need the input of expertise and the transfer of know-how.
Many programmes require projects to be submitted by several partners belong ing to different Member States.
Member States have accepted the commitment to gender equality, though many programmes lack specification.
Many programmes, such as The Jeffersons, were dubbed into Zulu, but this has also declined as local drama production has increased.
I notice that a lot is happening there.Action is being taken and, as the Commissioner said, many programmes are in place.
Many programmes are designed on a horizontal basis and take a"top-down" approach, so they are not really tailored to local priorities.
Besides the TSME, which are common to andcoordinated between different programmes, many programmes have a special interest for SMEs.
This budgetary limit will affect many programmes and will call for a particular effort to improve the distribution of appropriations between ongoing functions and new priorities.
I see this as the great danger for the coming years,that we do our utmost to implement as many programmes as possible in Eastern Europe, but are simply unable to.
Many programmes aimed at tackling over-indebtedness and evictions, such as the debt detection business cases in the Netherlands and the pilot projects helping evicted families in Slovenia.
If we could just leave businessalone to generate wealth, the EU's many programmes, such as caring for the environment and providing a high level of social security, might actually be affordable.
Many programmes include provision for the development of specific carbon evaluation systems to monitor effects with regard to Kyoto CO2 emissions targets e.g. Italy, France, Czech Republic, Malta, England and Wales.
For fuller information on the aid measures launchedby the Union and its Member States, I refer the honourable Member to the Commission and to the Member States, as many programmes are also national programmes. .
While many programmes could indeed be used with this aim, there is a need to promote the use of these programmes by and for young people and youth organisations and to make these programmes more youth-friendly.
Remark: Includes corrections made by Member States, following agreement under the relevant procedure oras a result of implementation of action plans(which may cover many programmes) and formal Commission decisions.
In parallel, many programmes to build up asylum systems in third countries and to ensure their proper functioning, in line with the UNHCR standards have already been financed, in particular in the Balkans and Eastern Europe regions.
For example, the common agricultural policy is largely implemented by national agencies; the Union's structural and cohesion policies are prepared andput in place in partnership with the regions; many programmes are carried out at national or regional level.
Because I very much fear that we are going to have to fight for a budget for it, and that many of our colleagues,wearing their budgetary authority hats, will say that there are so many programmes already and that the Committee on Culture has to show a little restraint, or else the Council will say that Parliament needs to show restraint.
Above all, 2011 is the fifth year of the multiannual financial framework for 2007-2013, so we already know a good deal about how this multiannual framework isbeing put into effect, which parts have been a success and which have not, and many programmes are already at a very advanced stage in terms of their life cycle.
In the meantime, the budgets for new multiyear programmes in all policy areas have been the subject of negotiations concerning the new financial framework for 2007-2013; in this context, ladies and gentlemen,I must express great dissatisfaction with the fact that many programmes, including the health programme, have been allocated far less than the Commission originally proposed.