Examples of using Tempus programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Tempus programme is open to all G24 countries.
Publications linked to the Tempus Programme in 2000.
The Tempus programme is open to all G-24 countries.
The aim of the Commission proposal is to extend the Tempus programme to include the MEDA partners.
The Tempus programme is more than a form of cooperation.
The Foundation also provides technical assistance to the European Commission for the Tempus Programme.
The Tempus Programme is the trans-European cooperation scheme for higher education.
The first specific action is the Tempus programme, which has been extended to our MEDA partners.
The Tempus programme was first adopted on 7 May 1990 by the Council of Ministers of the European Union.
Part One(yellow) is addressed to the general reader who would like to know the main features of the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme is managed by DG XXll's Unit C.I'Cooperation with non-Community countries' at the Euro pean Commission.
The European Training Foundation(ETF) in Turin has already successfully implemented the Tempus programme for the partner countries.
The Tempus programme is managed by Unit C.l(Cooperation with nonmember countries) in the Commission's Directorate General for Education, Training and Youth DG XXII.
For certain Central and Eastern European Countries, the Tempus programme was, in some way, the precursor to joining the Socrates programme. .
The Tempus programme has contributed considerably to higher education reform and created the basis for cooperation with higher education institutions in the EU.
Palestinian academia is also involved in other EU science and education programmes, such as the Tempus programme to modernise higher education.
Madam President, the Tempus programme has been successful; it has made a unique contribution to the third-level system of education in the countries of central and eastern Europe.
We are pleased to support all Mr Evans' amendments andwe wish him and all those who benefited from the Tempus programme a very happy Christmas.
The Tempus programme promotes institutional cooperation for reform and modernisation of higher education systems in the Neighbouring Countries, including those in the Southern Mediterranean.
Madam President, on behalf of my group I should like to express my warm congratulations to Robert Evans on his reporting and to re-emphasise the importance of the Tempus programme.
The Tempus Programme promotes Multi-Partner Country cooperation in the Tacis countries in line with the objectives of the Tacis regional initiatives and the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements.
I am happy to see that they are very well taken by Parliament,in particular the Euromed Foundation and the cooperation between universities the Tempus programme.
Throughout the 1990s the Tempus programme has been a very important and effective tool for the growth and improvement of university education in the central and eastern European countries, and later the newly independent countries.
By amending Decision 1999/311/EC, the Council now wishes to extend the application of the Tempus programme to include certain Mediterranean countries which already benefit from the European Union's MEDA programme. .
A new Tempus programme, called Tempus Plus, extended to cover school, university and adult education, as well as vocational training, which will relate to cooperation between the Member States,neighbour States of the Union and those already taking part in the Tempus programme.
The 1998 National Programme allocation to the Czech Republic amounted to EUR 22.45 million,not including the Tempus programme(EUR 1 million) and support for participation in Community programmes EUR 3.55 million.
The Tempus programme- or, in this specific case, the extension of the scope of the Tempus programme proposed by the Council- should be seen as part of a strategy seeking to bolster dialogue and understanding between the peoples and cultures of the European Union and the Mediterranean.
In order to give a rapid response to this need the Commission proposes to extend the Tempus programme to the following Mediterranean partners: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority, Syria and Lebanon1.
The Tempus programme has been the subject of a number of evaluations which have confirmed its value as a tool to promote the development of education systems through the support of activities involving structural co-operation between universities in the EC and in the partner countries and territories.
In this period the ten Candidate Countries of Central andEastern Europe continued fully to participate in the Tempus programme, together with the non-associated countries of the Western Balkans and the New Independent States and Mongolia.