Examples of using Some programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some programmes are taught entirely in English.
The Commission has closed some programmes despite problems in the closure statements.
Some programmes have additional entry requirements.
Although it may be a painful decision,it is smarter to bring some programmes to an end, or not to begin them at all, rather than under-finance them.
Some programmes have additional access requirements.
The national reform programmes arevital tools to develop a coherent approach, but some programmes have achieved this more than others.
Some programmes have higher English proficiency requirements;
Who, knowing where the problems lie- and you are told every year by the gentleman sat beside you-could tighten the purse-strings or cut off money to fund some programmes?
Some programmes include targets that are not sufficiently ambitious 3.34.
While every effort will be made to ensure that the national programmes are adopted in 2014,it is not excluded that some programmes would not be adopted until 2015.
Prerequisites: Some programmes have specific academic or skill requirements.
We could not validate some of the essential information that was forwarded to the Council,such as the initial estimates of the financing gap for some programmes.
Some programmes are organised by the University of Helsinki along with other Finnish and foreign universities.
Due to the more specific andchallenging nature of cooperation programmes, project de-commitments due to the‘n+2' rule could not be avoided for some programmes.
Some programmes may also require applicants to take an interview and/or submit additional documentation.
Due to the more specific and challenging natureof cooperation programmes and projects de‑commitments due to the"n+2" rule could not be avoided for some programmes.
Some programmes are organised by the University of Helsinki along with other Finnish and foreign universities.
In addition to the general PFM conditionfor disbursement of all tranches and to PFM and FAC projects, some programmes included specific PFM or FAC indicators for the disbursement of the variable tranches.
Some programmes remained unclosed as a result of undue delays in their processing by the Commission(paragraphs 6.22 to 6.25).
The Commission notes however that some programmes in the 2014-2020 cycle do not have them or- in the case of sharedmanagement- there is insufficient information from Member State authorities as to the reported values.
In some programmes the actions supported by the YEI need to be more focused on supporting employment creation.
Some programmes do not set out clearly what objectives are pursued and in which proportion a measure shall address them.
Some programmes do include a few such conditions but, with the exception of Burkina Faso, the Commission has not followed a systematic approach.
Whilst some programmes clearly describe the content and form of policy measures taken or proposed, in others this information is often lacking.
In some programmes the conditions represented a relatively stable set of requirements, while in others they changed substantially with every review.
Some programmes require a higher level of English Language competency than the minimum requirement indicated, you can view further details on the university website.
We noted some programmes where progress was slow: notably the eradication of bovine tuberculosis in the UK and Ireland, and ovine and caprine brucellosis in the south of Italy(paragraphs 54 to 56).
As a result of the crisis, some programmes adapted their strategies and funding allocations across priorities which had consequences for the related targets, as explained in page 7 of the Annual Activity Report.
The fact that some programmes lacked Ôspecific initial objectivesŐ was a further constraining factor for the evaluators.(g) The ESF and the ERDF ex post evaluators collaborated and the ESF ex post evaluators used reports provided to them by the Objective 1 evaluators.