Examples of using Programmes can in English and their translations into Finnish
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Both programmes can still be taken at the starting positions.
Step, SMART recovery andmutual aid programmes can all help.
However, certain programmes can only be carried out from above.
The Commission is doing its best, I know, to adopt a framework wherein these programmes can be included.
EU programmes can be of direct support in fostering the European dimension.
Many Community policies and programmes can contribute to the fight against racism.
The programmes can be national or regional and were approved by the Commission in 2007 and 2008.
In point 21,Parliament stresses that the guidelines in LEADER+ now need to be adopted quickly so that the programmes can start.
What is more, energy efficiency programmes can create hundreds of thousands of jobs in Europe.
Programmes can build on standards and measures already identified and implemented in national and Community contexts.
The point has also already been made by many colleagues here this morning that these programmes can play an extremely important role, not least in terms of Agenda 2000.
Programmes can have a specific focus on learning about business in practice, for instance by means of students running mini-companies.
Nevertheless, some of the currently running multi-country programmes can be judged to be successful and good examples of promoting European products.
These programmes can be in the form of laws, regulations, economic and administrative instruments, information, education and voluntary agreements.
When HDTV is available as a service orthrough DVD to the public, programmes can then be shown in native resolution, rather than needing up-conversion.
Space-related programmes can attract young people thanks to the innovative, attractive and future-oriented nature of the sciences involved.
Such steps may entail State aid issues that the Commission will need to address promptly so that the programmes can be successfully implemented.
If the TACIS CBC andPHARE CBC programmes can be developed and simplified, it would be possible to appoint common decision-making bodies for the programmes in question.
Rejecting thirty-five amendments, you appeal to Parliament's sense of responsibility, telling us that we should make allowances so that the programmes can yet be implemented.
Community programmes can assist through the provision of expertise and finance, but only Hungary participated in the medium-term Community action programme for the period 1999-2000.
It is paramount that we ensure that all Member States will be able to adopt their national strategy frameworks in time, so that programmes can start as soon as 1 January 2007.
I hope that these programmes can be used to assist the development of education systems by meeting the challenges of information technology and more generally improving the life of children and young people.
We ask the European Commission to mobilise all its resources andreview with the Portuguese authorities how the ongoing European programmes can be adjusted to assist the region.
These three programmes can provide answers and not inconsiderable help, but the nature of their activities is multi-directional, which means they do not have an obligation to respond to these objectives.
The Commission services are exploring, with Member States andregional authorities, how far the co-funded programmes can provide complementary financial support to FP7 for.
On Flexicurity: ESF programmes can support the design of better policies such as active labour market measures and lifelong learning, tools and institutions including public employment services.
I have one final question for you: in Germany, can the Bundesländer also act as treaty partners, so that the programmes can at least be implemented in those Länder which are prepared to provide cofinancing?
Programmes can choose a limited number of priorities from a thematic menu with corresponding investment priorities, thus ensuring the focus on European priorities and interventions where cooperation will yield most added value.
However, these advantages can only be realised if greater decentralisation is implemented carefully andthe necessary structures put In place to ensure that programmes can still be managed effectively.
Especially at later stages of primary education, entrepreneurship-related programmes can successfully combine creativity, innovation and a simple concept of business e.g. pupils selling products in school markets, etc.