Examples of using Research and development programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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National Research and Development Programmes.
Calls on the Commission and  the bodies and  companies concerned to boost their research and development programmes;
Research and development programmes for SMEs.
According to SITA's 2018 Air Transport IT Insights,34% of airports are planning blockchain research and development programmes by 2021.
Research and development programmes supporting SMEs.
In its 2018 Air Transport IT Insights, SITA predicted that 34 percent of airports are planning blockchain research and development programmes by 2021.
European research and development programmes will also then be able to generate greater efficiency.
Yet out of a total budget of a thousand billion euro, only a few hundred million over sevenyears is allocated to joint European research and development programmes.
The research and development programmes directly managed by the European Commission are called Framework Programmes. .
The complaint is nonsensical since the American manufacturerhas always benefited from significant military research and development programmes from the Pentagon or NASA.
European research and development programmes could be targeted towards improving the performance of surveillance toolsand  sensors e.g.
The Agency, which was established by the Government of the Republic of Slovenia in 2003,is a publicly-funded organization which supervises national research and development programmes.
It urges the Commission to support research and development programmes, especially on fourth generation nuclear technology.
The goal is to safeguard and  revive the competitiveness of the European economy and  to bolster economic and  social cohesion, employment and  environmental protection while also promoting major,weighty research and development programmes.
European research and development programmes could be targeted towards improving the performance of surveillance toolsand  sensorse.g. satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles/ UAVs.
I must also stress the important role played by international cooperation and  joint research and development programmes in disseminating and  exchanging best practices in this field.
The Commission is urged to support research and development programmes, especially on fusion and  fourth-generation nuclear technology, although it is aware that this will not be commercially available before 203014.
The importance of ensuring commonly accepted and  effective control practices, for example via comparative inspection practices, training of inspectors, updated inspection reference,qualified and  validated diagnostic protocols, research and development programmes,…;
In light of this, we wanted to boost competitiveness, using research and development programmes as one means of doing this. We also wanted to lay the foundations for and  contribute to a common energy policy.
To maintain Europe's position in energy research and  innovation, technology cooperation with our partners shouldbe reciprocal notably in terms of access to research and development programmes, as well as equal treatmentand  protection of intellectual property rights.
Likewise, there should be more symmetry in access to research and development programmes in third countries to match our own high level of openness, as discussed in the recent Communication on Innovation Union11.
(12) Community financial support should be provided subject to the definition of a financing plan based on formal commitments from thecompetent national authorities to implement jointly the research and development programmes and  activities undertaken at national level and to contribute to the financing of the execution of the Eurostars Joint Programme.
The Commission has been funding specific research and development programmes into intelligent transport systems since 1988, which have produced unquestionably positive results and  inspired numerous recommendations.
Within the framework of the established partnership, HIPA is providing a one-stop-shop project and  after care service for job creation and staff training, and  research and development programmes of the American based pharmaceutical company, while MSD will continue to contribute to the long-term growth the Hungarian economy through high added-value activities.
For the first time involving research and development programmes, resources are to be made available not only by the Community and  businesses- which is unusual- represented by ARTEMISIA, but also by the various Member States and  participating research  organisations.
From basic production to final aircraft assembly and  cutting-edge research and development programmes, the local aerospace industry has progressed significantlyand  simply cannot be overlooked.
According to the Minister, the scientific, research and development programmes that exist between the two countries can form a solid basis for cooperation, which in the future will enable dynamic development  in areas such as pharmaceuticals, information technology, environmental technologies, transport industry, nuclear energy and  space research. .
(e) advise the other Bodies on anyissue related to planning and  operating research and development programmes, fostering partnerships and  leveraging resources in Europe in order to achieve the objectives of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking;
In addition to effective Community, national and  industry-based research and development programmes, we need a European internal market for research and development,  in order to better harness and  release the potential- either available now or still to be cultivated- within the European Union.