Examples of using Programme will in English and their translations into Polish
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The programme will last 36 months.
Activities supported by this programme will encompass.
The programme will last 36 months.
I wish like to stress, however, that this programme will require a comprehensive approach.
The programme will have the following priorities.
People also translate
Agreements concluded between the universities under the programme will enable the exchange of teaching staff and curricula.
The Programme will eventually cover around 120 people.
effective enforcement of IPR, as confirmed by statistics on IPR customs activities.43In addition the programme will support a large variety of policy measures in the framework of the Customs Union.
The programme will bring EU policies closer to the citizen.
The order of acts in the programme will change in the light of these two factors.
The Programme will strengthen support to activities which help steer the EU agenda for education, training
technical assistance the programme will support a long-term comprehensive sector development strategy prepared by the government.
The programme will also include workshops for children
In this scenario, the programme will support the same activities
The programme will provide grants to independent production companies for the development of single projects.
In the short term, the programme will aim at addressing the following problems/needs.
The programme will also contribute to the development of tourism. See.
To achieve this objective, the programme will focus on practical help for the end-user,
The programme will support a broad range of promotional activities
Under socio-economic requirements the programme will assist municipalities with building the essential infrastructure to support both social
The programme will have the following priorities:
And your programme will have to change its name to Top Plug.
The programme will include compositions by Fryderyk Chopin
The final assessment of the Programme will prompt the launch of a wide public debate to define the orientations for EU environment policy over the next years.
The programme will support three main types of actions.
Under the political criteria the programme will address the fight against corruption
The programme will cover the athletes practising Olympic disciplines.
Finally, the programme will follow and support market developments with regard to digitisation.
Each programme will have a performance framework to increase transparency and accountability.
The Programme will concentrate resources on four Priorities