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The modest Altener II programme can do little against that.
The programme can also be seen in the context of the EU programme of action on communicable diseases.
In my view, it is better to get Daphne decided, andthen after a year we can see whether the programme can be improved.
The Erasmus Mundus Programme can only be passionately supported.
I know it was not easy, butif Parliament adopts it without amendment, as your rapporteur proposes, then the programme can be implemented on time from the start of 2007.
This whole programme can be made more acceptable if this happens.
I also hope that consensus can be quickly reached with the Council so that the programme can be got fully under way from the start of next year.
The programme can still be downloaded free of charge from the net, although it is also available in commercial editions.
It is clear to all those involved with environmental issues that this programme can only be the beginning of sustainable development in the European Union.
The programme can also now be used as a supporting document, when funding for local development projects is sought.
The"Socrates" and"Leonardo" programmes have shown that a seven-year programme can be more effective than a programme which runs for just a few years.
Whereas this programme can bring added value by identifying and stimulating good practice and policies, encouraging innovation and exchanging relevant experience;
It must be noted that by virtue of Article 10 the proposed Action Programme can also co-finance actions where Norway and Iceland are involved.
The Stockholm Programme can be regarded as a pragmatic action plan for a more secure and open Europe based on common values, principles and actions.
By increasing cross-border exchanges and getting young people involved in civic activities, the programme can help counter prejudice, broaden horizons and fight apathy.
We must remember that this programme can and should be extremely important to our military operations and our military missions as well.
Subject to the adoption of today's Commission proposal bythe European Parliament and the Council, the proposed new €1.8 billion programme can be implemented in the course of 2015, and in early 2016.
I believe that this programme can contribute to such a mature community1.
We also hope that the Commission and the Council will be able to wrap up negotiations on Daphne as soon as possible, so that the programme can be refinanced in good time for 2007.
The Corporate Participation Programme can also been seen as a positive result of the EYPD.
The new elements proposed by the Council have been adopted unanimously, and the Commission can accept all the Council's proposals, so that the programme can be adopted before 31 December 2002.
It is very important that this programme can be extended outwards, and now Switzerland is to participate.
It considers that an intensive consultation process with civil society would be highly beneficial in the preparation of Life IV, so thatthis excellent and useful programme can be made even more effective in future.
It is designed so that the programme can adapt to future policy guidelines in the field of youth.
I voted for this resolution which, while praising the technical success,reminds the European Commission of the points where the programme can be improved: funding, public awareness, and involving our international partners.
I believe this programme can ensure that the funds are exhausted, and I would ask my fellow Members to ensure in the Member States, too, that cofinancing works as intended.
This is to be done by concentrating Tacis activities on those areas where the Programme can most effectively assist reform, and increasing the size of projects where possible.
Solidarity's programme can still serve as an inspiration at global level and also at European level, as Europe tackles the challenge of creating an effective economy and a just society.
Now that the rural development programme is in place it is important to examine how this programme can be used to strengthen training and re-training facilities in our agricultural colleges.
The programme can provide a sound basis for the implementation of the Commission's tax policy strategies in the future, as the cooperation of national tax authorities is particularly important here.