Examples of using Projects submitted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Only projects submitted through the online form will be accepted.
Until now we have invested in 10% of the projects submitted, meaning 21 companies.
The projects submitted for the competition must have started and.
On average, LPB funds about 10 percent of the projects submitted per year.
Over the years, the projects submitted involved a growing number of participants.
The Commission shall ensure thatmembers of the Committee are independent as regards the projects submitted to them.
The projects submitted to this fund must have the following objectives.
In our review of procedures, we checked that projects submitted for funding were assessed against each other.
Projects submitted in the past can be submitted again provided they have not been awarded a prize.
(b) evaluate and select the projects submitted and ensure management of them.
Projects submitted in response to a call for proposals shall be assessed by a group of independent experts selected by the Commission.
The jury of independent experts evaluated a total of 187 projects submitted by organizations and individuals from 36 European countries.
All 20 projects submitted will then be made available for public viewing from 16 December 2008 until 11 January 2009 at the Kunsthaus.
But around 300 000 individual artists and cultural professionals, as well as training institutions, will be reached through the projects submitted by cultural organisations.
Grants to finance projects submitted by international and regional inter-governmental organisations.
The Commission shall, on condition that they are compatible with the relevant policies,evaluate and select projects submitted by the organisers on the basis of the following criteria.
These projects, submitted by organisations based in Eastern Partnership countries(Region 2), aim at increasing the capacity of youth organisations through one of the following two project types.
The subject for this latest edition of the competition was"Imagine the Peugeot in the Worldwide Megalopolis of tomorrow,and it was a resounding success with over 2 500 projects submitted from candidates of 95 different nationalities.
These projects, submitted by organisations based in the Western Balkans(Region 1), aim at increasing the capacity of youth organisations through the implementation of capacity-building activities and may include mobility activities.
In these circumstances, the Commission was unable to confirm from the cost-benefit analysis that the projects submitted by the candidate countries represented in relative terms the highest added value.
In the categories of“Investment projects or developments aimed at climate protection” and“"Support ofequal opportunity and promotion of non-discrimination inside and outside the company”, we were unable to announce a winner in lack of proper projects submitted.
As such, national and local authorities will be consulted, in advance,with priorities and projects submitted to the Strategic Board and the Operational Committee, in order to ensure local ownership.
Creative Europe will not be open to applications from individuals, but around 250 000 individual artists and cultural and audiovisual professionals will receive funding through projects submitted by cultural organisations.
Having assessed the projects submitted by the Member States after the call for proposals, the Commission took a decision to support only six Carbon capture and storage(CCS) demonstration projects meeting the eligibility and selection criteria(Commission Decision C(2009) 9943 final of 9.12.2009).
Creative Europe will not be open to applications from individuals, but around 250 000 individual artists and cultural andaudiovisual professionals will receive funding through projects submitted by cultural organisations.
Between 2000 and 2006, the Commission co-financed 107 projects submitted by Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania: 69 in the environment sector, 33 in the transport sector, and 5 horizontal TA measures(one for achieving decentralised implementation(EDIS) and four for organising monitoring committees and supporting implementing agencies).
It is therefore very important to require of the ultimate providers of the loans that they thoroughly assess the business plans of the applicants,the risks of the business projects submitted and also the return on the resources invested.
Romania(under measure 322), Poland(under measures 321 and 322/323) and Italy(Sicily)(under measure 125)used selection criteria to prioritise projects submitted by communities with high poverty rates and/or located in remote areas(Box 3 shows an example of this).
Every project submitted for SozialMarie 2017 from Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia takes part in this public voting.
Moreover, each project submitted is subject to a cost- benefit analysis(CBA), verified by independent experts, in order to reduce the risk of ineffective investments.