Examples of using Relevant programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Computer
This will build new bridges between the various relevant programmes.
It is essential that other relevant programmes and strategies should also play their part.
Once the Member State has carried out this examination,it should submit amendments to its Partnership Agreement and the relevant programmes.
The strategy shall be coherent with the relevant programmes of all the CSF Funds involved;
European shipyards should channel their proven capability towards building"green" ships using the Leadership 2015 and other relevant programmes.
The EESC underlines the importance of incorporating relevant programmes for climate change into the Lisbon Strategy.
It should be ensured that the Pericles IV programme is consistent with, and complementary to, other relevant programmes and actions.
It is our mission to deliver innovative yet relevant programmes on multiple NQF levels while contributing with integrity and commitment to the community ideals of skills development and employability.
In future consideration could be given to moving to other forms of funding,implying a greater EU contribution to defining and monitoring relevant programmes.
The new Member Statesshould make full use of the AGIS and other relevant programmes to facilitate co-operation with other Member States.
And as part of the follow up on the interim report of the HLCEG-R, the Commission will explore together withMember States how to better evaluate relevant programmes and interventions.
EU support policies and action through relevant programmes for improving the quality of education and training policies in migrants' home countries, particularly the European Neighbourhood Countries;
Funding under the Research and Technological Development Framework Programme andother relevant programmes should continue to help develop knowledge in this policy area.
Relevant programmes and projects will be supported under cooperationprogrammes such as the SWITCH26 Asia Programme to promote sustainable consumption and production.
The preservation of political pluralism and diversity of information justify therequirement of the obligation of balanced coverage regarding the relevant programmes of on-demand media services.
Calls on the Member States to endorse in particular the 2014 quality framework on ECEC(34)and insists that relevant programmes must be available to give all young people who have dropped out of primary or secondary school a second chance;
Given the importance and volume of children and young people amongst the forcibly displaced, consideration shouldbe given to an extension of EU programmes to include forcibly displaced young people, for example ERASMUS+ or other relevant programmes.
Ensuring effective synergies and operational compatibility between the ESC,the future Erasmus programme and other relevant programmes and in the context of the renewed EU Youth Strategy;
The Commission shall explore synergies between the Programme and other relevant programmes in areas such as justice, customs, and home affairs and make sure that overlaps are avoided in the context of the preparation of the work programmes. .
The centre facilitates cross-organisation collaboration,liaises with the business community and helps students find relevant programmes and projects in the field of sustainability.
To ensure effective implementation of the Partnership Contract and the relevant programmes, the Commission shall become involved in their management as detailed in the adjustment programme or the Memorandum of Understanding signed with the Member State concerned.
Coordination between the different Directorates is mainly performed throughan inter-service group on culture and cultural heritage and, when adopting relevant programmes and regulations, through inter-service consultations.
During the negotiations of the Partnership Agreements and relevant programmes the Commission has actively promoted the establishment of synergies and complementarities in the use of the European Structural and Investment Funds while taking also into account existing national or other EU funding schemes.
Article 23 of Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013 moreover allows the Commission to request a Member State to review andpropose amendments to its Partnership Agreement and relevant programmes to support the implementation of relevant country-specific recommendations.
As foreseen in Article 23 of Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council(3), where it is necessary to support the implementation of relevant Councilrecommendations, the Commission may request a Member State to review and propose amendments to its Partnership Agreement and relevant programmes.
Further consideration should be given to estimating the benefits of the CleanSky programme with regard to contributions from other relevant programmes, and to how the benefits can be shared with stakeholders outside the specialist scientific/technical community.
As provided for in Article 23 of Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council(3), where it is necessary to support the implementation of relevant Council recommendations, the Commission mayrequest a Member State to review and propose amendments to its Partnership Agreement and relevant programmes.
The flexibility for setting priorities on an annual or multiannual basis in the Lifelong Learning Programme and other relevant programmes provides a sufficient financial margin to support an awareness-raising campaign on a scale similar to previous European Years.
The flexibility for annual or multiannual priority-setting based on the budget lines and programmes of the Directorate General for Employment and other relevant programmes provides sufficient financial margin for running the Year on a scale similar to previous European Years.
Acknowledges the need to strengthen the knowledge triangle and to improve links between research andteaching by allocating adequate resources to relevant programmes and by ensuring that students involved in research programmes are granted the financial means to carry out their research;