Examples of using Programmes will be in English and their translations into German
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These 50 programmes will be worth more than 66 billion euro.
The funds are channelled through the Humanitarian Aid Office(ECHO)under the direct responsibility of Commissioner Poul Nielson, and the programmes will be implemented by experienced United Nations and NGO partners.
The programmes will be reviewed at the end of the second year.
Mr Santer said that existing programmes will be packaged together.
Your programmes will be saved on our Swisscom servers.
Transnational cooperation among innovation agencies and programmes will be fostered and facilitated by the new Pro Inno initiative.
These programmes will be co-financed from the Community budget.
Tokenisation services for app, eCommerce, and recurring billing card-on-file programmes will be available to U.S. and Canadian merchants later this year and expand globally across all MDES-enabled markets.
Programmes will be implemented by international agencies operating in the region.
The specific financial instruments and programmes will be presented in the second half of 2011 in conjunction with the overall framework.
Programmes will be implemented by humanitarian agencies operating in the region.
The maximum contributions to these programmes will be 33 million ECU and 17 million ECU respectively over five years, and the funds will be committed in annual instalments.
Programmes will be implemented by international agencies operating in the region.
The financial allocation and breakdown of funds within the programmes will be examined later in the light of the agreement to be reached on the 5th RTD Framework Programme with the European Parliament.
Further programmes will be presented to the Commission for approval in principle in the coming weeks.
National programmes will be established for 3-year periods instead of annual submissions.
Other programmes will be submitted to the Commission for approval in principle in the coming weeks.
Both programmes will be instrumental in supporting and strengthening the internal market in the decade to come.
Funding Approved programmes will be financed by swissuniversities in the form of a digressive contribution intended as a type of start-up funding.
Your programmes will be executed on your home computers and documents can be printed to any remote location.
The programmes will be implemented by international agencies operating in the country and monitored by ECHO's support office in Pyongyang.
The programmes will be implemented by international agencies operating in the country and supervised by ECHO support offices in Pyongyang and Beijing.
These programmes will be part of the Commission's proposals for the next Multi-annual Financial Framework(MFF) to be presented in June 2011.
These programmes will be co-funded from the national envelopes- where the amounts and rates of co-funding will be dealt with within the context of the MFF.
The programmes will be managed by the Austrian and Slovenian Ministries for the Economy and monitored by regional committees working together on the selection of projects.
Consultations on these programmes will be held with all stakeholders at regional and national level, including parliamentary bodies in accordance with each Member State's specific procedures.
Both Programmes will be financed by the European Regional Development Fund, and the European Social Fund will also contribute to the Programme for the East of England.
All existing programmes will be reviewed to develop a more integrated approach to support the Youth on the Move initiative under the next Financial Framework.
Rural development programmes will be better coordinated with other European funds and the sector-based approach will be replaced by a more adaptable national or regional strategic approach.
Some programmes will be subject of partial closure because assistance was not transferred in its entirety to the beneficiary companies but was in part held back by the intermediate body to cover management expenditure a reasoned opinion was sent about this to the Member State.
