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This programme would be focused on.
The monthly volume would be raised from the current EUR60 billion to around EUR 75 billion and the programme would be extended into 2017.
The programme would run for 5 years 1996-2000.
According to the common position, the programme would include the following measures.
The programme would respond to fundamental policy challenges.
The report stated that the Ulysses programme would start at the beginning of 2003.
The Programme would include a separate chapter and budget for Sport activities.
Support for direct actions(researchactivities undertaken by the Joint Research Centre) within the Programme would amount to ECU 1,141 million, of which ECU 326 million would be devoted to Euratom research.
The programme would, however, appreciate your involvement in and views on the process.
On the Community side, definition of the specific terms and conditions for participation in each programme would be assigned to the Commission, which would do so in collaboration with the authorities of the country concerned.
The programme would also benefit from closer linkage of the different areas covered.
As for internet access, the Communication Programme would create the right framework for events to be communicated directly to the citizens.
The programme would also fund the establishment of 7,000 first reception places in the hotspots.
Instead of the UKL 250 m. funding Alvey wanted, the programme would get UKL 200 m. over the next 5 years, with a restriction to 50% funding of industrial collaborative work.
The programme would comprise three strands, one of which would include a new financial facility.
With the adoption of the partnership decision, the Tempus programme would thus be extended to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority, Syria and Lebanon.
The programme would use existing human resources and have a limited budget broadly comparable to that currently available for preparatory actions in this area13.
Regarding the delivery mechanism, the programme would build on the present strengths of the National Agency system, as specified under section 6 of this document.
The Programme would make it possible to launch calls for proposals, and the EESC was the best placed to involve civil society networks.
In this context, the future Health for Growth Programme would support implementation of the EU legislation on health threats and EU action in the field of public health crisis management.
The programme would also benefit from a clearer prioritisation among the main challenges in each policy area.
Secondly, such a programme would be extraordinarily difficult to monitor or control.
Such a programme would, in difficult times for the written press, allow journalists to work for a limited time with editorial staff in other Member States.
Simultaneously, a registered traveller programme would allow third country nationals to use automated border control making access to the EU easier for frequent travellers.
To this, the programme would contribute by developing citizens' organisations' capacity to engage citizens in the democratic life of the Union.
Implementing this programme would restrict human trafficking, which goes against the principles of democracy and human dignity.
The second statistical programme would formthe subject of a communication to the Commission from Commissioner Guido Brunner in 1976, covering the period 1977-79;
In this regard, the programme would contribute by developing the capacity of citizens' organisations to engage their members and a broader public in the democratic life of the EU.
The first Multi-Annual Space Programme would cover the 2004-2007 period and would implement the activities covered by the recent Framework Agreement between the European Community and the ESA.
Unfortunately, such a programme would simply increase the European Union's powers while at the same time inflating an already unbearable public debt, with future generations of taxpayers having to pay for our mistakes.
