Examples of using Programmes submitted in English and their translations into Greek
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It accepted 18 of the 33 promotion programmes submitted by professional organisations.
C 263/8 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 29.10.2002 programmes submitted.
Programmes submitted after 30 April shall not be eligible for financing the following year.
The Member States then select the projects to which funding is to be allocated, based on the programmes submitted.
The funding programmes submitted by EU Member States for 2015 are highly prioritized.
This is due to the fact that the Commission examines all programmes submitted by the Member States before approving them.
National programmes submitted after 31 May shall not be eligible for financing in respect of the following year.
First, the Report provides an analysis of the 25 new National Reform Programmes submitted by Member States in October 2005.
Survey programmes submitted after 31 May shall not be eligible for financing in respect of the following year.
Today's announcement means that up to €60million will be available for programmes submitted to Member States this month.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended or supplemented in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 12.
This is a major success for the Greek government,as the EC approved all the programmes submitted by the Greek authorities.
Operational programmes submitted under the Convergence objective with a contribution from the CohesionFund shall be drawn up at national level.
The overall costs for such foreign missions will be approved by parliament in line with plans and programmes submitted to the government.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended or supplemented in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 12.
The European Commission adopted on 3 May 1990 the priorities andfinancing of 44 regional programmes submitted by national and regional authorities.
(iii) amendments or additions to the programmes submitted by Member States may be approved in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 24(2).
The audit examined the Commission's procedures used to define the strategy and to approve annual andmultiannual national programmes submitted by the Member States.
The Council takesnote that the dossiers of proJects and programmes submitted by the ACP statr: s must be conpleted as providedfor in Article 111' of the convention.
Programmes submitted jointly by organizations from more than one Member State or providing for actions in more than one of the third countries eligible, have priority.
We also analysed 1026 ACRs for ERDF/CF operational programmes submitted to DG REGIO in the 2010- 2014 period(see Table 5).
Nevertheless, the two programmes submitted by the Member State to the Commission in 1984, for the training and rehabilitation centres respectively, scarcely observed these requirements.
We reviewed the procedures leading to the Commission's clearance of the annual accounts of ten AMIF and ISF national programmes submitted by Member States(8) for the 2016 financial year.
The proposal for food-aid programmes submitted to the Council, however, are drawn up by the Commission without any prior, direct discussions with the Member States or the other donors.
This learning function has already paid off in that the time taken to adopt programmes submitted in 1996 was less than half that required for programmes presented in 1994.
Operational programmes submitted under the European territorial cooperation objective for crossborder cooperation shall be drawn up, as a general rule, for each border or group of borders by an appropriate grouping at NUTS level 3, including enclaves.
The measures are implemented in the form of special multiannual programmes submitted by Member States for approval by the Commission, after consultation with the ERDF Committee.
The Commission has not quantified the objectives of these actions either in the Regulations orat the stage of approving the programmes submitted by the Member States and has not developed any performance indicators.
The regional and national operational programmes submitted in 2001 contain a financial commitment to information society measures which represents a substantial part of the total budget of the Structural Funds.
Each year, the EU foresees some €60 million for co-financing promotion programmes, awarded in two tranches,based on programmes submitted- up to €30m for programmes in the first tranche, and the rest for the second tranche.