Examples of using Programmes would in English and their translations into German
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The programmes would begin at the start of the 2009/2010 school year.
Evaluation before, during(on-going) and after the end of the programmes would remain essential to the overall effort to maintain quality.
These new programmes would start on 1 January 2000 and run until 31 December 2004.
The problems identified at the baseline would be well addressed, but the potentials of synergies between the different,separate programmes would remain unexploited.
Fewer programmes would also mean less fragmentation and fewer instances of overlaps.
While having their own objectives, the"horizontal" programmes would therefore help in the coherent implementation of the"thematic" programmes3.
Such programmes would, inter alia, concern the energy, transport and industry sectors as well as agriculture, forestry and waste management.
Skills development programmes would offer personal training and career programmes to each employee.
The programmes would continue to achieve an overall successful implementation, but their deficiencies would still prevent them from developing the full scale of their potential.
Such programmes would increase the level of participation of persons with disabilities in everyday life at home, at work, in school and during leisure-time activities.
Financial plans and programmes would include the ones which describe how some project or activity should be financed, or how grants or subsidies should be distributed.
The programmes would seek to address the particular problems that exist in achieving a competitive and sustainable economy in areas of Member States that are divided by national borders.
The programmes would improve to a limited extent the functioning of the single market by increasing the number of people willing to work abroad, and it would facilitate the transparency of qualifications.
The programmes would continue being a driving force for the implementation of European tools for mobility, support to youth work development and for the internationalisation of Education and Training.
These programmes would incorporate a variety of relevant instruments, primarily focused on capacity building and include a joint resettlement programme for Member States willing to participate in such a programme. .
Secondly, such a programme would be extraordinarily difficult to monitor or control.
The report stated that the Ulysses programme would start at the beginning of 2003.
This programme would be focused on.
The programme would also benefit from closer linkage of the different areas covered.
The programme would respond to fundamental policy challenges.
The Programme would provide for the necessary framework and funding for such support.
The programme would comprise three strands, one of which would include a new financial facility.
The Programme would include a separate chapter and budget for Sport activities.
The programme would not respond to the expectations of Member States and other stakeholders.
The programme would run for 5 years 1996-2000.
Implementing this programme would restrict human trafficking, which goes against the principles of democracy and human dignity.
As for internet access, the Communication Programme would create the right framework for events to be communicated directly to the citizens.
The programme would, however, appreciate your involvement in and views on the process.
Simultaneously, a registered traveller programme would allow third country nationals to use automated border control making access to the EU easier for frequent travellers.
The second statistical programme would formthe subject of a communication to the Commission from Commissioner Guido Brunner in 1976, covering the period 1977-79;