Examples of using Long-term programme in English and their translations into German
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To establish a foundation for scientific long-term programmes.
This should include a long-term programme geared to permanently abolishing harmful subsidies for fossil fuels.
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The academy is our first long-term programme for future executives.
The long-term programme provides the opportunity to live abroad for a longer period of time, to make new friends and gather exceptional experiences.
A lived culture of diversity with long-term programmes subject to regular review;
According to these sources, there are currently some 200 NGOs registered in Abkhazia,of which around 30 are carrying out long-term programmes and projects.
This will allow countries to develop long-term programmes and plan until 2050 and beyond.
We need a long-term programme to promote mutual understanding and an effective strategic policy mechanism that is sufficiently informal and flexible.
It is therefore necessary for us to not only take vaccination into account,but also long-term programmes to reduce these factors.
The design of short-, medium- and long-term programmes and tools must be based on a set of concise objectives.
The city's department forsocial support established an interdepartmental group and a long-term programme of public health development.
But it is all obscured by commitments and long-term programmes etc. and there is no link between the spending and the commitment.
The Commission nevertheless intends, at the very beginning of 1992, to negotiate with the Albanian Government andthe International Committee of the Red Cross a medium to long-term programme for the integration of former political refugees.
The Commission has proposed long-term programmes aimed at protecting refugees and, at the same time, offering opportunities for development to people in their countries of origin.
The new trend for more flexibility of projects must not jeopardize long-term programmes that eventually lead to sustainable development.
We have a comprehensive, long-term programme in place, full commitment from our management, and a desire to keep pushing boundaries to improve further.
The third bringsassistance into a phase emphasising investment in medium and long-term programmes, such as infrastructure development.
The action plan should be regarded as a long-term programme which will guide continuous EU action in the near future and in any case far beyond summer 2007.
Today, a unique cooperationstructure exists including contributions from foundations and long-term programmes in addition to the ministerial cooperation.
Such a long-term programme as the creation of a free trade area is going to take much longer than that, and these two years have been the initial phase, with a lot of teething problems.
They have tackled the difficult challenge of drafting a long-term programme for the regeneration and catches of Baltic cod.
GMES GIO was a long-term programme built on partnerships between the Union, the Member States, the European Space Agency(ESA) and other relevant European stakeholders.
These missions, mostly conducted under the CSDP, have been complemented by long-term programmes aiming at capacity building and at paving the way to institutional reforms.
I think the invitation is indirectly addressed to the Commission, or at any rate that it should be understood as being so, so that the conference on peace, democracy and sustainable development in two years' time will become a convincing objective if work goesahead in the meantime on this ambitious long-term programme of reconstruction, which needs to have this regional slant as a political concept.
For our part, keeping our eye firmly on the long-term programme of the European Union is not a formalistic policy, it is a way of maintaining and starting to restore the seriously damaged union of Europe.
The Economic andSocial Committee proposes that European governments move ahead with ambitious and long-term programmes to bring the information society revolution to the classrooms both within the EU and in the developing countries.
Action at Union level shall also support high-risk,high-cost, long-term programmes beyond the reach of individual Member States, pool efforts to reduce investment risks in large-scale activities such as industrial demonstration and develop Europe-wide, interoperable energy solutions.
In this field too we canthink of areas in which we can spur action and in which long-term programmes could be run, in the form, perhaps, of exchanges of business and scientific personnel between the EU and China, or the EU and India.
That is why we would recommend- and it is my impression that the Commission is also open to this idea-that we hold the debate on the Commission's long-term programme up to the year 2005 in February- and I hope that the Commission will agree on a programme before then which it will propose to us- and that, at the same time, in February we also hold the debate on the Commission's legislative programme for the year 2000.