Examples of using Sectoral programmes in English and their translations into German
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Sectoral programmes;
It consists of four sectoral programmes.
The sectoral programmes shall be the following.
A highly centralised approach which mainly involves sectoral programmes;
In addition to the four sectoral programmes, there will be two horizontal programmes. .
Key Activity 2 complements“mainstream” language action in the sectoral programmes.
In practice, neither cross-sectoral nor sectoral programmes make adequate provision for the disabled.
To promote European cooperation in fields covering two or more sectoral programmes;
Such support will take the form of sectoral programmes and will be based on a dialogue with all the partners.
The operational programmes are divided into seven regional, and eight sectoral programmes.
Changing the Community financial framework in sectoral programmes makes this framework much harder to read and to understand.
The fifteen operational programmes include seven regional and eight sectoral programmes.
During the preparation of projects and sectoral programmes, it is crucial that possible mitigation measures and opportunities for improved integration be identified early on.
The objectives of EU funding are directly linked, in the sectoral programmes, to the Europe 2020 strategy.
This approach is to be found mainly in the regional programmes, but to a lesser extent in the multiregional programmes and much less in the sectoral programmes.
They complement ICT enhanced learning activities and projects under the sectoral programmes Comenius, Erasmus, Grundtvig and Leonardo da Vinci, by addressing ICT teaching and learning needs across two or more of those sectors.
The financial resources for the current year are therefore available for allocation through the sectoral programmes.
The Integrated Programme will contain four separate sectoral programmes: for school education(Comenius), for higher education(Erasmus), for initial and continuing vocational education and training(Leonardo da Vinci), and for adult education Grundtvig.
Hence there isgood potential but very limited capacity to integrate biodiversity issues into these sectoral programmes e.g. agriculture, transport, etc.
Supporting sectoral programmes linked to health, education and poverty alleviation in Latin America's poorest countries and regions could be achieved by means of the programming and implementation instruments which we have at our disposal.
A further simplification step has been the alignment of theprovisions on reimbursement of VAT costs in the different sectoral programmes with the relevant provision in the Financial Regulation.
However, it calls for provisions in the sectoral programmes to remove the severe restrictions(on age and content of study) that existing education and training systems impose on each other and on those wishing to learn.
The European Parliament and the Council have thus acknowledged the need to ensure the respect of theprovisions of the Financial Regulation in all the sectoral programmes and fully accepted such an alignment during the negotiations.
When it comes to provisions in sectoral programmes, it would also insist on the removal of the severe restrictions(on age and content of study) that existing education and training systems impose on themselves and on those wishing to learn.
In the case of financial and technical cooperation,the emphasis was placed on the Community assisting the ACP States' sectoral programmes, while at the same time maintaining its aid for projects in the ACP States.
The EESC recommends that the positive experiences with sectoral programmes such as Rechar, Resider and Retext be taken into account in modernising mono-industrial regions in the future and existing Member States and that new forms of social dialogue be promoted in these countries.
However, it will mainly be the responsibility of the Member States to upgrade the security of their infrastructure according to the identified needs,where appropriate with support from the structural funds or certain sectoral programmes e.g. in the area of transport, energy, public health or environment.
The EESC trusts that the EUwill pursue these objectives through growing integration with sectoral programmes under preparation on EU Innovation Policy, EU Transport policy 2010-2020, and the SET Plan Strategic Energy Technology Plan.
On the basis of this article, two initial generations of programmes were adopted:initially the sectoral programmes Kaleidoscope, Ariane and Raphaël1 between 1993 and 1999, then a single framework programme, Culture 2000,2 adopted in February 2000.
The integrated Education& Training 2010 work programme, comprising additional sectoral programmes covering lifelong learning for knowledge, creativity and innovation10, which is an integral part of the knowledge triangle of education, research and innovation;