Examples of using To the programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Programming
Revenue generated by operation of the systems shall be collected by the Union,paid to the Union budget and allocated to the programmes.
In general, limited adjustments(fine-tuning) were made to the programmes without affecting strategic priorities.
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Crucial to the programmes is a strong commitment to them at the political level and motivating workers to take part in development projects.
Identifying EESC priorities and developing specific activities with reference to the programmes of the six-month Council presidencies;
Under the Regulation, the Commission is responsible for the management of the programmes; all questions regarding the security of the systems; and the management of the funds allocated to the programmes.
Has the performance framework been revised and is it consistent with the amendments proposed to the programmes and priorities?
As Mrs Hennicot-Schoepges, the rapporteur, emphasised,we must of course do everything to prevent any delay to the programmes in question.
It is also important, however, not only to make improvements to the programmes themselves. Instead, there must also be improved public scrutiny of the Bank' s activities.
During 2002, the implementation of all the programmes continued at an increasing pace andtotal ERDF payments to the programmes amounted to €338 million.
It would be possible to carry out the changes to the programmes all at once; this would reduce costs considerably and should be of benefit to the consumer.
In addition to classical five-year special education university have the opportunity of providing education according to the programmes of preparing bachelors and masters.
Objective 1: by the end of 1999, the final adjustments to the programmes for the period 199499 had been agreed with the relevant authorities.
Mr President, every year, thousands of students from the whole of Europe are given the opportunity to study abroad, thanks to the programmes we are now talking about.
Particularly at the end of the programming period, attention turned to the programmes where the management systems at regional level had not yet been inspected or where they had been altered.
In accordance with the Financial Regulation, Member States, non-EU countries andinternational organisations should be free to contribute to the programmes on the basis of appropriate agreements.
In these circumstances, there should be a derogation from the thresholds referred to in paragraph 3 of that Article, without thereby changing the overall allocation of FIFG appropriations to the programmes concerned.
As in the European GNSS programmes, non-EU countries and international organisations should be free to contribute financially or in kind to the programmes on the basis of appropriate agreements.
As a general rule,the Commission will propose to apply the suspension to the programmes or priorities that should be reduced to enable further concentration on more crucial programmes or priorities.
However, with the cooperation of the Spanish authorities, some substantial improvements were able to be made to the programmes and the general assessment for Spain is considered satisfactory.