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English The programmes were.
Programmes were sponsored, and this is significant.
Leader+: 56 of the 73 programmes were approved.
Such programmes were originally required by a directive dating from 1978.
In 1994 the Task Force became DG XXII(Education,Training and Youth) and the Programmes were reorganised, resulting in.
The film programmes were accompanied by the"etc.
The major objectives of the 6th Research Framework Programmes(2002-2006) and their Specific Programmes were to integrate strengthen and structure the European Research Area.
The programmes were approved too late, the Commission operates too bureaucratically.
As regards rural development, the Leader Π programmes were amended in 1999 in the light of actual implementation.
These programmes were presented to and awarded by the Member States last December.
In France and Belgium the programmes were carried out in accordance with set plans.
Programmes were established in these areas sharing common financial regulations that specify the conditions and procedures for granting Community aid1.
Disaster risk reduction programmes were run in seven regions of the world.
The film programmes were curated- by guest curators, filmmakers or the organizers themselves.
The ICT skills and programmes were seen as preparatory for further studies.
These programmes were implemented through the use of military force in some cases, with devastating results for society.
For most Member States the 2007 and 2008 programmes were approved at the end of 2008, which shortened the timeframe for implementation of the projects.
These programmes were the subject of regular monitoring and external evaluations, and public consultations were organised on their future.
These outcross programmes were very strict and an exceptional permission given by the Irish Kennel Club.
Other programmes were primarily intended to encourage public research organisations, universities and other higher educational institutions to offer their research expertise to SMEs.
A further two programmes were set up specifically for third country participants and dealt with.
All the programmes were developed by leading IT specialists from Germany in close co-operation with sports and neuroscientists, physiotherapists, orthopaedic and rehab trainers.
A smaller number of programmes were changed to allow new measures such as energy efficiency investment.
The outline programmes were all adopted in 1979 or early 1980, and, in some cases, the first projects have already been received.
Those responsible for managing the programmes were the same until mid-1998, but several changes among the collaborators took place, affecting continuity of knowledge.
Eighty-nine programmes were submitted but only 52 were adopted in 2000 the others were to be approved in 2001.
Under Strand A, the most successful programmes were those jointly developed around a limited number of objectives and priorities with a long-term strategic focus.
Ongoing programmes were adjusted, by extending their duration and/or by increasing the financial envelopes, to respond better to revised priorities.
Urban II: the 70 programmes were approved; the corresponding appropriations were committed and the payments on account made.
These new programmes were an integral component of the standardised European Higher Education Area, introduced by European leaders the following year in the Bologna Declaration.