Examples of using Multilateral projects in English and their translations into German
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Controlled thermonuclear fusion including multilateral projects;
Lllllllll multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(e), aimed, inter alia.
The programme will consist of measures to support system modernisation, to fund themobility of individuals, and to support multilateral projects.
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Moreover, the DFG also aims to furtherdevelop joint models for funding bilateral and multilateral projects by means of a global exchange with partner organisations;
In addition to mobility actions, the Programme also facilitates cooperation between higher education institutions through intensive programmes, networks and multilateral projects.
The action will be implemented through multilateral projects and the collection and study of data, good practice and products resulting from the programme.
Research on controlled thermonuclear fusion including, inter alia,bilateral activities and contributions towards multilateral projects such as the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITER.
Centralised actions" such as networks, multilateral projects and accompanying measures are managed by the EU's Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency.
Research on controlled thermonuclear fusion,including bilateral activities and contributions towards multilateral projects such as the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITER.
Gggggggg multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(e), aimed at the development and distribution of innovative methods, contents, services and environments;
Maximum Duration: 2 years Comment on Duration: Extension ofthe eligibility period by up to a maximum of 6 months on the request for Multilateral Projects and Networks as well as Accompanying Measures is possible only in exceptional cases.
Zzzzz multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(c), in particular those aimed at improving higher education through the transfer of innovation and good practice;
Within Action 1(Youth for Europe exchanges) of the Programme it is recommended that in the caseof organisations with international experience, priority be given to multilateral projects involving at least four Programme countries.
Jjjjjj multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(e), aimed at improving training systems through the development and transfer of innovation and good practice;
Overall population and number of 15 to 35 year olds in relation to it, for the mobility,and partnerships and bilateral and multilateral projects actions of the Leonardo da Vinci programme set out in Article 2926(1)(a), and(b) and c.
Zzzz multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(c), in particular those aimed at improving school education systems through the transfer of innovation and good practice;
Individual mobility such as in-service training courses for teachers and other staff in adult education• Learning Partnerships between adulteducation institutions from different European countries• Multilateral Projects and Networks in the field of adult education.
Such multilateral projects should bring together key actors across relevant sectors at policy-making and implementation levels(national, regional, local) from at least 3 countries.
Leonardo da Vinci: includes Mobility projects for persons in initial vocational training, people on the labour market and VET professionals;Partnerships; Multilateral projects(Transfer of Innovation and Development of Innovation);Multilateral networks, Accompanying measures and Preparatory visits.
In our bilateral and multilateral projects we identify the potentials of the local institutions and design consultation concepts tailored to the specific needs of the respective countries.
Transit migration: discussions on the opportunities for cooperation with countries of origin and transit; information campaigns in the countries of origin; accompanying measures;trilateral and multilateral projects with a view to synergies between migration and development, including through application of Article 13 of the Cotonou Agreement;
Jjjjjjj multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(e), aimed at improving training systems throughby focusing on the development and transfer of innovation and good practice;
However, this does not mean that it makes any claims to a monopoly: bilateral or multilateral projects such as Airbus and Ariane retain their value, as do the Eureka projects Jessi(semiconductor technology) and HDTV(high-definition television) in which the Community is also involved.
Ccccccccc multilateral projects and networks, as referred to in Article 5(1)(e), which may include support for the establishment of multilateral research groups in the field of European integration.
The'Study of the Impact of Comenius Centralised Actions: Comenius Multilateral Projects and Comenius Multilateral Networks' was conducted for the European Commission by the Greek educational organisation Ellinogermaniki Agogi from December 2010-December 2012.
Erasmus multilateral projects- Virtual Campuses- support activities which are demonstrably embedded in global strategy for the effective integration of ICT in the participating higher education institutions at least 3 from three different countries.
Erasmus multilateral projects- Modernisation of Higher Education- promote the process of reform and modernisation of European higher education in order to play its full role in the Europe of Knowledge and to contribute to the Europe 2020 strategy forsmart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
Iiiiii multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(c), in particular those aimed at improving training systems through the transfer of innovation involving the linguistic, cultural and legal adaptation to national needs of innovative products and processes developed in different contexts;
Iiiiiii multilateral projects, as referred to in Article 5(1)(c), in particular those aimed at improving training systems throughby focusing on the transfer of innovation involving the linguistic, cultural and legal adaptation to national needs of innovative products and processes developed in different contexts;