Examples of using Second programme in English and their translations into Greek
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The Second Programme.
They will become further prior actions for the second programme.
The Second Programme.
Editor of the radio news on RAI's second programme, 1975-1981.
The second programme ran from 2008 to 201321.
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They will become further prior actions for the second programme.
This is the second programme of IMF in Tunisia.
It is absolutely premature to talk about a second programme for Portugal.
This second programme has three main objectives.
On 11 May 1952 began operating the Second Programme of the then E.I.R.
This is the second programme, which will apply in the years 2008-2013.
The smoothing of the repayment profile refers to Greece's second programme, with the EFSF.
The success of the second programme depends chiefly on Greece.
Second programme of community action in the field of Health 2008-2013.
On Monday 16 December the same year the Second Programme reopened ERT Open.
In the second programme their number and level of detail significantly increased.
The smoothing of the repayment profile refers to Greece's second programme, with the EFSF.
The second programme targeted a primary surplus of 3% of GDP in 2015 and 4.5% in 2016.
Following modifications of the condition,assessed as complied with 18 months delay in the second programme.
EFSF financial assistance,part of the second programme, ran from March 2012 through June 2015.
These rights were reaffirmed six years later with the adoption of the second programme in May 1981.
OSIT, the second programme, provides 15 integrated telecommunications service bureaux throughout the region.
It was not clear whether the decision was made in coordination with the partners involved in the second programme.
A second programme was approved for Latvia in January 2009, in exchange for assistance of up to €7.5bn.
Specifically, NERIT was closed and ERT reopened with all the radios including the Second Programme.
During the second programme, there were regular inconsistencies between changes in stocks and flows of the reported claims.
Furthermore, Greek banks have been abundantly recapitalized by tax-payers since the second programme.
Under the second programme, an amount of 50 billion euros was earmarked for bank recapitalisation and resolution costs via the HFSF.
Output indicators(such as the number of tax inspections) were put in place during the second programme, but only for tax administration, and therefore excluded social security funds.
Under the second programme, the government will subsidise 50% of the mortgage to build a new house or buy an apartment up to 50,000 euros.