Examples of using Two programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Two programmes for the price of one.
It is not clear what the relationship between these two programmes is.
The two programmes have been assessed at the same time.
Community support is limited to two programmes per region for the period 2000‑06.
The two programmes have been assessed at the same time.
I welcome this report, and in particular the reference to the need to extend these two programmes until 2006.
The two programmes would complement each other in a constructive way.
This overlooks the fact, however, that the two programmes overlap in terms of objectives, strategies and instruments.
Two programmes will have to cope with additional challenges if their cooperation area is enlarged.
The Commission has funded two programmes to support the South African police force.
Two programmes that stand to bring great benefit to young people are Youth in Action and Tempus Plus.
The Council has not been able to accept the amendments voted by the European Parliament to the common positions on the two programmes.
Its budget has not yet been decided, butaccording to the Commission's proposal it should be double the current amount allocated to the two programmes mentioned above.
The institute runs two programmes: Arts& Culture and Society& Culture.
The ESC welcomes this solution but would point out that, given the modest funding, it will regrettably not be possible to ensure continuity between the two programmes.
There are also two programmes covering the work of European Joint Research Centre.
All the calls for tenders were launched in 2002 and all thecontracts were signed in 2002 except for two programmes(OP Economy and OPAlgarve), where tenderers have appealed against the award decision.
The final two programmes'Zuid-Nederland' and'Oost-Nederland' are more rural in character.
Mr President, Community cooperation in the field of civil protection began in 1985 and included two programmes, one which lasted two years- 1998-1999- and another which will be in force until 2004.
These two programmes will be resourced by a total of EUR 3,000 million for the period 2000 to 2006.
This sets the budgetary resources required to finance the two programmes at EUR 3.4 billion for the period from 1 January 2007 to 31 december 2013.
These two programmes- and, indeed, most of the other specific programmes- are well known throughout Europe.
For these reasons, the ex ante evaluation concludes that the two programmes should not be merged and recommends keeping the baseline option, an independent programme. .
These two programmes preceded the current"Youth" programme, which takes over and further develops their contents.
We also have a programme covering Euratom research activities and then two programmes covering the activities of the Joint Research Centre, in the non-nuclear and nuclear fields respectively.
The two programmes in question support lifelong learning and the inclusion of young people in European integration, through tolerance and solidarity between young Europeans.
The budgetary resources needed to finance the two programmes between 1 January 2007 and 31 December 2013 are now EUR 3 405 million.
These two programmes form the nucleus of our action in the field of the European strategy for gender equality and for the strategy of the civil society organisations working in the field of gender equality.
I therefore urge you to ensure that those two programmes are granted the basic necessary financial resources in order to support ICT as a driver for competitiveness and growth.