Examples of using Both programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Consult both programmes here.
Ofgem is responsible for administering both programmes.
Both programmes have been accredited.
The Commission has not yet carried out an overall evaluation of its environmental assistance covering both programmes and mainstreaming.
Both programmes offer personal counseling;
The backbone for the electronic exchange of information is the secure network CCN/CSI(Common Communication Network/Common System Interface)used by customs and tax administrations and financed under both programmes.
Both programmes are taught in English in Berlin, Germany.
In the next programming period,the Commission will work out an effective and complementary approach for both programmes' activities in the strategic programme phase of Horizon Europe and the Delegated Act for the Innovation Fund.
Both programmes could only have been broadcast after 21 o'clock.
Table shows the number of recipients of EU grants for study, training and volunteering under the Lifelong Learning Programme and Youth in Action in 2010.(Erasmusfor All will encompass both programmes and aims to nearly double the number of beneficiaries across the EU).
Both programmes aim at enhancing SME finance and financial engineering.
(Erasmus for All will encompass both programmes and aims to nearly double the number of beneficiaries across the EU).
Both programmes emphasised the need to generate tangible economic benefits.
Budgetary resources needed to finance both programmes for the period from 1 January 2007 to 31 December 2013 are set at EUR 3.4 billion;
Both programmes are designed so that the EU can react appropriately and quickly in fast-evolving situations.
By doing so, both programmes contribute also to the fight against obesity among children.
Both programmes are structured around 16 compulsory core curriculum designed to address the fundamentals of management.
If the ECB would be involved in both programmes, namely EFSF or ESM assistance on the one hand, and OMT purchases on the other, the ECB would be influencing via a monetary policy instrument the economic policies of the Member States.
Both programmes will be instrumental in supporting and strengthening the internal market in the decade to come.
Both programmes should be complementary in considering the entities involved and the type of new risks posed by these emerging technologies.
Both programmes will contribute to an increase in the share of loans with long periods of interest rate fixation, thereby improving financial stability.
Both programmes have raised students' interest in starting their own businesses as well as demonstrating how an idea is turned into an enterprise.
Both programmes will focus on promoting democratic transformation and institution-building and supporting sustainable and inclusive growth.
Both programmes were at an early stage of implementation at the time of the Court's visit, but already they had limited prospects of success.
Both programmes take a global perspective, although the opportunities for international travel on each programme are different in scope and extent.
Both programmes were reviewed under the Technical Strategic Groups for tuberculosis, malaria and HIV/AIDS in order to ensure no double-funding.
Both programmes will introduce you to the modern practices of 3D content creation, help you realize your career path and offer you the ability to specialize.
Both programmes have been able to build capacity but further support is required to strengthen operational and financial management capacity in Turkish Cypriot civil society organisations.
Both programmes supported the adaptation of traditional ACP banana-exporting countries5 to changes in the EC's banana market regime and to likely changes in tariff schedules.
Both programmes were very pro-active in this respect and worked hard to provide cultural content that appealed to a wide variety of different audiences, putting on performances and activities that can be classed as being popular, alternative or innovative in nature.