Examples of using Programmes should in English and their translations into Finnish
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Such programmes should be a part of a life-long learning process.
Secretary General Solana recently reminded us that Union programmes should be focused and prioritised.
Training college programmes should be responsive to workforce needs.
However, we must agree on certain things,such as the age at which early detection programmes should begin.
These programmes should be required to meet certain quality standards.
Especially INTERREG-, MEDA-, TACIS-, PHARE-, TEN- andISPA- instruments and programmes should compose more compact and coordinated support systems.
Public programmes should be used as springboards for pri vate initiatives.
In future, the legal framework should be finalised before the programming period starts, and the programmes should be approved as early as possible.
For this reason such programmes should be organised on a five-year basis more flexibly.
While political, economic and social conditions vary from border to border,the Neighbourhood Programmes should address the following key co-operation objectives.
These programmes should be evaluated to monitor whether they fulfil the set objectives.
According to information from the Member States, these programmes should create or maintain around 880,000 jobs, 90% of which(801,000) are concentrated in the UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy.
Programmes should establish priorities and their results should be quantifiable.
ERDF, ESF andCohesion Fund programmes should explicitly specify the expected contribution of these Funds to gender equality.
Programmes should clearly distinguish between measures that have been enacted and measures that are envisaged.
At the same time,it thinks that these programmes should not offer undertakings absolute protection and should not hinder the victims' right to compensation.
All programmes should include detailed information on complementary national and international action.
Energy related programmes should contribute to energy saving, reduction of costs and decreasing pollution.
Such programmes should, therefore, provide reasonable assistance to returnees and also to the country of origin concerned to allow adequate capacity building.
Social protection programmes should provide people with effective help and support them in finding stable employment.
These programmes should enable new jobs that offer prospects for the future to be created in coalmining areas.
European external assistance programmes should therefore also fund the technical assistance that European business organisations give their partners.
These programmes should be implemented without delay in order to create favourable conditions for the downstream sector13.
Overall, the Member States' policies and programmes should help to improve the competitiveness of forestry and the entire forest-based sector, in order to generate growth and jobs over the long term.
Programmes should notably include a detailed quantitative cost-benefit analysis of the short-term costs- if any- and of the long-term benefits of the reforms from the budgetary point of view.
Other EU programmes should offer courses for businesses on consumer protection rights.
These programmes should enrich consumers' knowledge of healthy eating and, at the same time, leave the choice to them.
Indicative programmes should only be agreed if the decentralized cooperation content conforms with the intention of the revised Convention.
In addition programmes should promote the tiaining needed to ensure that all the new environmentally sensitive agricultural methods are practised.
These programmes should comprise on-going training courses, specific consumer law modules within university courses, specialist publications, data banks etc.