Examples of using Future programmes in English and their translations into German
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Initial reflections for future programmes.
With this in mind, future programmes will have to allow regional priorities to be taken into account.
OK: views options for future programmes.
Simplification and greater decentralisation of responsibilities is an issue to be addressed both for current and future programmes.
New strategies that provide the base for future programmes suggest an increased focus on employability.
The purpose of the evaluation is, of course, to improve the future programmes.
The possibility should be left in future programmes to cooperate with third countries in this respect, if needed and appropriate.
We need to avoid this for future programmes.
In considering future programmes, emphasis should be given to stimulating demand for and the take-up of language services.
We must use this experience for our future programmes.
Moreover, there should be incentives in future programmes for co-operation between leading innovation regions and those in catching-up Member States.
Finding 4: Relationship with Current and Future Programmes.
The findings of the study on the future programmes were discussed with the representatives of the participating countries in workshops organised in June and July 2011.
Small Member States should be encouraged in contributing to future programmes.
Work plans for any future programmes in this field should include state-of-the-art technology both in new areas and in existing areas e.g., robotics.
The debate also comes at a crucial stage of the negotiations for the future programmes 2014-2020.
Future programmes are under preparation to support partner countries in different regions; namely fostering cultural and creative industries and promoting intercultural dialogue.
I would like to thank you for your sterling work, because we believe that we still havefar more to learn from past experiences for our future programmes.
It further held an exchange of views on the objectives,design and content proposed for the future programmes, intended to help the Commission in its further reflections.
However, as this is not guaranteed in future, other means for technical assistance should be explored,especially through existing and future programmes.
Future programmes should support the development and use of innovative technologies and the application of available technologies which can lead to marketable solutions for the benefit of users.
In line with the conclusions of the spring 2006 European Council,the strategic priorities which are the core of future programmes concern four major areas.
Future programmes should pay greater attention to their preparation up-front, which will be timesaving for both the Secretariat and applicants, and result in better quality project applications.
The EESC would like the European Commission to launch a European programme to re-develop rail networks andsupport future programmes in the Member States.
Finally, the new MemberStates have received guidelines for preparing future programmes that focus on modernisation of networks, the environment, employment, research and innovation.
Future programmes must translate this strategic plan into concrete actions and provide the right conditions for an efficient management and delivery of the funds on the ground.
The need for adaptation should take amuch larger share of European budgets in future programmes, and should be built into the criteria for assessment of programmes and projects.
For future programmes, there is a need to ensure adequate quantification of baseline and target indicators and provide benchmark data to allow for better comparison within and between programmes. .
A specific analysis of social exclusion andpoverty in Croatian society is needed as a basis for future programmes for vulnerable groups such as pensioners, long-term unemployed, disabled persons, refugees and Roma, particularly in war-affected regions.
For future programmes, consideration is needed on a more differentiated approach according to the specificities of different types of third countries and also to striking the right balance between the goals of strengthening Europe's competitiveness and solving global challenges.