Examples of using Equal community in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
EQUAL Community Initiative etc.
The ESF finances all these measures and others all over the Union and in the programmes of the EQUAL Community initiative.
The EQUAL Community Initiative aims to strengthen the employability of ex-offenders.
Source: from the Commission's working document“Single Programming Document for the EQUAL Community Initiative in Lithuania”, 2003.
The EQUAL Community Initiative programmes were administratively closed in 2008 in most Member States.
Amendment n° 6:(stresses the importance of mainstreaming the different principles of the EQUAL community initiative); see new recital 6;
The ex post evaluation of the EQUAL Community Initiative was launched in early 2009,
Title of aid scheme_BAR_ Employment under the operational programme- EQUAL Community Initiative Programme for Poland 2004-2006_BAR.
This guide has been developed based on the experiences gathered by benefi ciaries of the Leonardo da Vinci Programme and the EQUAL Community Initiative.
The evaluation of the EQUAL Community Initiative continued throughout 2007 to identify successful innovative practices that can be mainstreamed into the ESF programmes.
in particular the EQUAL Community Initiative.
The initiative will also build upon the experience of the EQUAL Community Initiative, which is making an important contribution to the spread of best practice in the domains of action co-financed by the ESF.
Other information_BAR_ The aid scheme is co-financed by the European Social Fund and enables employment aid to be granted under the EQUAL Community Initiative Programme for Poland 2004-2006._BAR.
This appropriation is intended to cover measures under the EQUAL Community initiative relating to transnational cooperation towards the promotion of new practices for combating discrimination
the European Social Fund(ESF) and the Equal Community Initiative in particular.
Take account of the necessity of equal Community rules to prevent distortions of competition resulting from the application of different limits when external frontiers linking the Community to third countries are crossed, and.
transnational cooperation, which until now have been supported under the EQUAL Community initiative, are to be incorporated into ESF mainstream programmes.
In this context, the experience gained through EQUAL Community Initiative should be capitalised through the mainstreaming of the principles upon which it was built- innovation;
work which may be undertaken by the Community under the Structural Funds, the EQUAL Community initiative or measures promoting cooperation to reinforce employment strategy.
The EESC welcomes the Commission's intention to ensure that the EQUAL Community initiative is indeed fully mainstreamed into the ESF
a take account of the necessity of equal Community rules to prevent distortions of competition resulting from the application of different limits when external frontiers linking the Community to third countries are crossed,
The successful experience of the EQUAL Community Initiative, which promotes an inclusive society by combating discrimination