Examples of using New objective in English and their translations into Finnish
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New Objective.
You have a new objective.
New objective, load it.
If that's changed, then they must have a new objective.
This is an important new objective in the CARDS programme.
New Objective 1:underway in Portugal and Austria.
This emphasis is reflected In the new Objective 2 programmes for 1997-99.
A new objective should be added in Article 2, as follows.
We welcome the fact that the new Objective 1 regions receive 70% of resources.
The new Objective 2 covers a different set of issues.
This means that additional resources will be needed to finance a new objective.
New Objective 2: approval of the areas eligible for 2000-2006.
The COR advocates that this approach should also be followed for the new Objective 3.
Many people believe that a new Objective 2, whatever it looked like, could solve their problems.
The second section of Mr Vallvé's report relates to the future prospects of the new Objective 2.
According to the Commission, the new Objective 2 should only benefit 18% of the Community population.
A maximum of 18% of the Union's population will be covered by the new Objective 2.
The programming of Community funds under new Objective 2 for the period 2000-2006 is in progress.
The Commission's Draft Regulation makes no explicit mention of this aspect under the new Objective 3.
It recognises that the new objective threatens to give rise to practical obstacles and political opposition.
Following negotiations with the Member States, the Commission must then establish the list of new Objective 2 regions.
The Adapt Initiative complementing the new Objective 4, later expanded to include the Information Society.
The new Objective 2 will support economic and social adjustment in areas with structural difficulties.
Realizing its mistake, the Commission presented to us a draftincorporating the coastal and maritime areas in the new Objective 2.
New Objective 2 regions will continue to benefit from a sustained European commitment and sustained investment.
I would emphasise that the sub-arctic regions are currently part of Objective 6 andhave been incorporated into the new Objective 1 under Agenda 2000.
The new Objective 1 will promote structural development and adjustment in the regions lagging in development.
However, many similarities between the priorities of the old Objective 3 and 4 SPDs and the new Objective 3 CSF.
For the new Objective 2, which is intended among other things to promote rural development, the support has been cut by 5.
The Commission has indicated that rural areas eligible under the new Objective 2 would cover 5% of the EU population- equivalent to some 18 million people.