Examples of using Programme also in English and their translations into Finnish
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Adult education programme also running smoothly.
Programme also offers lace- and handicraft courses and lectures.
The work rate of the Programme also increased substantially.
The programme also involves measures related to increasing electronic communications.
The funding of the programme also represents a stumbling block.
People also translate
The programme also promotes teaching staff mobility.
The Leonardo Da Vinci programme also provides support for work placements.
This programme also quite clearly has an ideological slant.
The Presidency' s programme also talks about the outermost regions.
The programme also encourages the engagement of the private sector.
The programme also covers prevention of AIDS and drug dependence.
The programme also includes informative, in-depth presentations.
This programme also helps to avoid cultural misunderstandings.
The programme also includes a visit to Harvard University in Boston.
The programme also provides for new actions with two specific aims.
The programme also includes the review of the TEN-T action guidelines.
The programme also covered practical implementation issues in the current legislation.
The Programme also foresees co-operation with environmental NGOs in the Candidate Countries in order to raise awareness.
The programme also included three chamber concerts and other Sibelius-themed events such as a screening of the film Sibelius.
The programme also gives clear policy directions to industry on what changes the Community expects and needs in the freight market.
This programme also aims to pool the experience of the Member States, international organisations and various third countries.
The Programme also helped to build political will for the adoption of effective targets and timetables, and their subsequent implementation.
The programme also laid down conditions for the funding of measures to obtain reliable, comparable statistics for analysing poverty and social exclusion.
The programme also needs to be more flexible in the light of grid developments which affect both transmission and distribution networks, including"smart" grids.
The programme also contributes to developing a shared understanding of European history(specifically in relation to the Holocaust and Stalinism) by supporting remembrance projects.
The programme also supports over 50 major EU level think tanks, umbrella organisations and networks, who are key interlocutors of the EU institutions and multipliers.
The programme also assumes that combined transport can be economically viable and competitive vis-à-vis road on its own after a relatively short period of start-up aid.
The programme also addresses the issues of distributed electricity generation, hydrogen and fuel cells which have an impact on the further development of renewable energy systems.
The programme also seeks to promote sustainable development, economic and social cohesion and environmental protection, thereby generating an effective link between these measures and actions carried out under other Community policies.
The Programme also promotes systematic involvement of NGOs at all stages of policy shaping, by ensuring relevant representation in stakeholder consultation meetings and public hearings.