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The programme is managed by the European Commission.
So the way the Euratom programme is managed is unacceptable.
The programme is managed by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
The Council' s main concern,therefore, is to improve the way that this programme is managed.
This programme is managed by the Special EU Programmes Body.
Launched in 2006 to explore the next generation of combat aircraft, the Neuron programme is managed by the DGA, with Dassault as prime contractor.
The programme is managed by a national team within the Scottish Government and 32 local teams.
Providing adequate co-financing for the operations of its national agency to ensure that the Programme is managed in compliance with the applicable Union rules.
The programme is managed by the European Commission, along with other organisations.
SESAR is a partnership between the public andprivate sectors, and the essential prerequisite for private sector participation is that the programme is managed as a business.
The Horizon 2020 research programme is managed by Directorate-General Research.
The programme is managed by the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European Commission.
The conference focused on how best to develop the EU's support for cross-border exchanges of students and teachers, as well as transnationalpartnerships between education and training institutions, and simplification of the way the EU's Lifelong Learning programme is managed.
The programme is managed by the Commission's Structural Reform Support Service.
The main budget of the programme is managed by the Agency, ESA and Eumetsat through contribution agreements.
Programme is managed by the EBS Research Council, that is responsible for on-going development activities and quality assurance.
Our robust careers and learning programme is managed by our own Finance people, and you will be empowered to drive your own career.
The programme is managed by the Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation(EACL).
At operational level, the programme is managed by charitable organisations, which receive and distribute the foodstuffs to deprived persons.
The Aid programme is managed in accordance with the EU external aid rules, through direct and indirect management.
Medium-size NH90 helicopter programme is managed by the consortium NHIndustries, owned by AgustaWestland(32%), Airbus Helicopters(62.5%), and Fokker(5.5%).
The Tempus programme is managed by DG XXll's Unit C.I'Cooperation with non-Community countries' at the Euro pean Commission.
The health programme is managed by the Commission with the assistance of the Consumers, Health and Food Executive Agency(Chafea).
The TEN-T programme is managed by the TEN-T Executive Agency and parts of energy and transport expen diture are managed by the Executive Agency for Competi tiveness and Innovation.
This programme is managed on behalf of the European Commission by the European Investment Fund(EIF) which further works together with a wide range of financial intermediaries to provide loan guarantees and venture capital to SMEs.
The programme is managed by the Directorate General for Information, Society and Media and highlights the shared responsibility of NGOs, educational establishments, law enforcement bodies, industry and families in online safety initiatives across the European Union member states.
The programme is managed locally by a network of intermediary organisations(IOs) such as Chambers of Commerce, incubators or other organisations which support businesses and are already involved in promoting entrepreneurship at European, national or local level.
The Erasmus+ programme is managed by the European Commission(the EU's executive body), the Education, Audiovisual, and Culture Executive Agency(EACEA), a series of National Agencies in Programme countries, and a series of National Offices in some Partner countries.
The fact that the programme is managed at operational level by thousands of charitable organisations, mainly staffed by volunteers and dealing with an unstable and not easily monitored target population, poses particular challenges for the administration of the scheme.
The Erasmus+ programme is managed by the European Commission(the EU's executive body), the Education, Audiovisual, and Culture Executive Agency(EACEA), a series of National Agencies in Programme countries, and a series of National Offices in some Partner countries.