Examples of using Programme contributes in English and their translations into German
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This programme contributes a great deal to mutual understanding.
There is abundant evidence that the programme contributes to the implementation of policy.
The programme contributes to the prevention and correction of changes in the cardiovascular system.
The legal basis proposed is appropriate as the programme contributes to attain Community objectives.
The programme contributes to combating tuberculosis and HIV/AIDs through a series of measures.
By sponsoring curriculum enhancement of partner universities abroad, this programme contributes to creating high-quality, effective, and cosmopolitan higher education institutions in developing countries and in Germany.
The programme contributes to the prevention and correction of disorders and diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
The failure of the programme contributes to the wider eurozone financial instability.
The programme contributes towards achieving the objectives specified in the countries' national strategies to raise agricultural production, improve food security and reduce poverty.
In taking these steps, the programme contributes to the global transition to renewable energy and to sustainable economic growth in Germany and in the partner countries.
The programme contributes to research into policy integration and sectoral governance patterns.
This programme contributes substantially to the development of cross-border co-operation in this region.
This programme contributes substantially to the development of cross-border co-operation between Austria and Germany.
This programme contributes to exchange of good practice, networking, and in depth analysis of the labour market situation.
This programme contributes to the strengthening of the well-established co-operation between the French and German regions across the Rhine river.
The programme contributes directly to the'Transboundary Landscape Regional Programme', which was developed collectively by the countries of the region.
This programme contributes substantially to the development of cross-border co-operation in a region where two differing regions meet each other over a maritime border.
The programme contributes to creating a common legal and administrative culture for the handling of the phenomenon of migration based on our principles and values of respect for people.
This programme contributes substantially to the development of cross-border co-operation in a region where the European Union the European Economic Area and a non EU country join together.
By the same means, the ISA programme contributes generally to ensuring a smooth implementation of Community policies and initiatives that in most cases imply ICT support and often also the exchange of information across borders and/or sectors.
The programme contributes to the emergence and strengthening of the production capacities of the film and audiovisual industries in African, Caribbean and Pacific(ACP) countries as well as to improving the distribution of ACP cinema and audiovisual works.
The programme contributed to the professional, social and cultural development of citizens.
Added value which EU programmes contribute to regional development.
Presentations and programmes contribute to the listeners' better understanding.
The programme contributed three to three innovative projects highlighting how different users benefit from the opto-digital microscope systems developed by Olympus.
In its earlier phase, from 2013 to 2015, the programme contributed to the enhanced export potential of selected priority products as listed in the NTIS 2010.
This programme contributed to strengthen Farmer Organisations and to enable them to influence policies so that smallholders' needs are better taken into account.
Trade union project participants found that the programme contributed to their learning from other countries in terms of innovation and quality.
How can the programme contribute to raising the awareness of the potential which healthy dietary habits and physical activity have for reducing the risk for chronic diseases amongst decision makers, health professionals, the media and the public at large?
The Programme contributed to actions under each of these through: the promotion of positive content through national and European competitions; developing and sharing awareness resources and promoting best practices; hotlines and training for dealing with CSAM.