Examples of using Substantial aid in English and their translations into German
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They have just decided on a substantial aid package for their civil aviation.
At the time when it occurred the European Union granted the United Kingdom substantial aid to tackle the crisis.
Substantial aid in the form of milk products was granted to developing countries through the World Food Programme.
It is important to try to ensure these regions retain substantial aid, regardless of their per capita income.
Australia has just granted substantial aid to its sugar sector, while Brazil and Thailand are cancelling the debts of their sugar companies.
Regional cooperation Since Bulgaria was admitted to Tempus in 1991,the Community programme has granted substantial aid to reforming higher education.
Many of the countries to which the Union sends substantial aid as part of the Cotonou framework integrate these funds into their budgets.
Since then, it has focused its assistance on the essential needs of displaced people,while also providing substantial aid to the host population.
The European Union will continue to ensure that its substantial aid for the development of the IFRC be applied in favour of all the peoples of that country.
The raised threshold focuses the scheme on major disasters andholds out the prospect of this resulting in substantial aid to selected regions.
Can we continue any longer to call for substantial aid from our partners without being able to guarantee absolute transparency in the presentation of public accounts?
At the Oslo Donors' Conference on Sudan in April 2005,the Commission and the Member States together promised substantial aid to cover immediate needs and start reconstruction.
This was followed by substantial aid from other Member States: teams of doctors and surgeons, consignments of plasma and blood products, vaccines, antibiotics, medicaments, etc.
Commissioner Nielson recalled that while the EU had introduced restrictive measures on its development aid toHaiti in 2001 it was still providing substantial aid to the country.
After providing Mozambique with rapid and substantial aid at the end of last year, the Community introduced its emergency plan for Africa in April, setting aside 85 million ECU for the purpose.
Furthermore, the Sahrawi people must be provided with decent living conditions;all those in refugee camps require substantial aid in the form of food, healthcare and education.
We can begin to fulfil the same ideals by giving substantial aid to the countries affected, introducing fair trade, combating poverty and hunger and allowing our emergency services to help each other more effectively.
The European Union is increasing the number of monitoring missions in the Presevo valley andthe Commission is considering ways of increasing the already substantial aid devoted to the area.
Sanctions, they said, would be lifted if Milosevic were voted down,and there would be substantial aid packages available for the rebuilding of Serbia's war-torn and sanction-ravaged economy.
With the substantial aid of a large alliance of foundations, public and private sponsors and particularly also the Federal Republic of Germany, the Free State of Bavaria managed to acquire the works from the Foundation only a few days before their planned auction at Sotheby's in London.
Moreover, pursuant to the Community guidelines for state aid to small andmediumsized undertakings(2), more substantial aid- accounting for up to 75% of the intended investment-may be given to SMUs in assisted regions.
Producers are expecting Europe to provide them with substantial aid, that is to say, in the short term, with temporary financial assistance that will enable them to continue to earn a living from their production; in the medium term, with transitional aid to ensure that the species have the biological time they need to reproduce; and, in the long term.
We should not only address this threatened species, stocks of which have fallen by 60% over the last 10 years,but also make provision for substantial aid for fishermen and ship-owners who will be affected by this measure.
The financial tools obviously include more substantial aid from rich countries, but also taxation of financial transactions so as to give developing countries the resources to improve their social and democratic standards.
It provided a detailed list of cases, among which, the most specific one included the practises comparable to the reduction to slavery into the category of subjugation,therefore offering a substantial aid in the identification of the appropriate penal norm to fill the existing gap.
The linking directive sends out an important political signal from the European Union to the developing countries, indicating that, by way of these projects,developing countries are likely to obtain far more substantial aid than they probably do at present for environmentally friendly development.
I would like to ask the following question. Do you not believe that it is urgent, before that vote, to warn Spain's legislators-on the basis of the Community law you represent- that this substantial aid or subsidy needs to be authorised in advance by the European Commission and that the vote should therefore be postponed?