Examples of using Coordinated programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This coordinated programme is expected to last six months.
It is not the first time that private Swiss households have taken in asylum seekers as part of a coordinated programme.
This coordinated programme is designed to supplement the Commission's general information work.
Whereas simultaneous implementation of national programmes and coordinated programmes will provide.
The coordinated programme shall set out in particular the priority criteria to be applied in its implementation.
This recommendation may be subsequently adjusted as required during implementation of the coordinated programme.
The coordinated programme shall indicate, in particular, the priority criteria to be followed for its implementation.
The information provided for in paragraph 2 shall contain a special,separate section on implementation of the coordinated programme.
On 9 November 1992 the Commission adopted a recommendation relating to a coordinated programme for the official inspection of foodstuffs for 1993.
The information provided for in paragraph 2 shall contain a separate section specifically concerning implementation of the coordinated programme.
There have, of course, been earlier Trios, butthis is the first to have elaborated a coordinated programme and, equally, the first under the Lisbon Treaty.
New projects and initiatives to be announced ordedicated this year include coordinated programmes to alleviate poverty, increased access to finance for education, health and housing, early childhood development, and infrastructure(principally, water, energy and telecommunications) projects in developing countries.
This programme follows up the action ECHO launched in October 1994,which involved 23 NGOs in a coordinated programme worth 12 million Ecu.
This is a massive waste of resources which should be tackled by a coordinated programme at Member State, regional and forest-owner level and by action by the European Union.
Whereas, although it is primarily for the Member States to lay down their inspection programmes, it is necessary, with a view to the proper functioning of the internal market,to arrange also for coordinated programmes at Community level;
The main goal of the Unit's work is to give very young children with cerebral palsy a coordinated programme meeting their therapeutic and educational needs, to try to develop all of their potential.
Whereas, although it is primarily for Member States to lay down their inspection programmes, it is necessary, with a view to the completion and operation of the internal market,to arrange also for coordinated programmes at Community level;
At the request of the parties,the European Union will implement a coordinated programme of assistance in preparing for and observing the elections in the Occupied Territories foreshadowed by the Declaration of Principles of 13 September 1993.
Recommendation 94/175/EC- Official Journal L 80,24.3.1994 Commission Recommendation of 11 March 1994 relating to a coordinated programme for the official inspection of foodstuffs for 1994.
The European Community Humanitarian Office(ECHO)will work on a coordinated programme of emergency aid with the International Committee of the Red Cross, the World Food Programme, Action Internationale Contre la Faim(France), the International Organisation for Migration, Medecins sans Frontieres-Belgium and Merlin UK.
Recommendation 92/540/EEC- Official Journal L 350,1.12.1992 Commission Recommendation of 9 November 1992 relating to a coordinated programme for the official inspection of foodstuffs for 1993.
Before 1 October each year and before 1 October 2000 for the first time, the Commission shall submit an overall summary report on the results of inspections carried out at Community level,together with a proposal for a recommendation concerning a coordinated inspection programme for the following year, for adoption in accordance with the procedure under Article 23. This recommendation may be amended at a later date as required by the implementation of the coordinated programme.
On the basis of the general guidelines issued by the European Council meeting in Brussels in October and pursuant to Article J.3 of the Treaty on European Union,the Council approved the implementation of a coordinated programme of assistance for preparing and monitoring the elections to be held in South Africa in April 1994.
It is, moreover, important to reaffirm the will to make progress towards European technological renewal in an adequate, coordinated, programmed and planned way; and incontestably this means- and this is the Council's major responsibility at this time- allocating appropriate funds to carry forward the Framework Programme presented by the Commission.
By 1 November each year, and for the first time in 1993, the Commission shall forward to the Member States, after consulting them within the framework of the Standing Committee on Plant Health,a recommendation concerning a coordinated programme of inspections for the following year.
That joint action, which was for mally adopted at the meeting of the General Affairs Council on 6 December 1993,2 consists of two aspects,one involving the definition of a coordinated programme of assistance in preparing for and monitoring the first democratic and multi-racial elections to be held in South Africa on 27 April 1994, and the other involving setting up an appropriate cooperation framework to consolidate the economic and social foundations of the transition.
By 16 October of each year, and for the first time in 1991, the Commission shall transmit to the Member States, after having consulted them within the framework of the Standing Committee for Foodstuffs,a recommendation concerning a coordinated programme of inspections for the following year.
The results of a coordinated control programme, performed by the Member States in accordance with Commission Recommendation 97/77/EC of 8 January 1997 concerning a coordinated programme for the official control of foodstuffs for 1997(4) have become available since the maximum levels for aflatoxins in other foodstuffs were established.
Whereas the Council, in its resolution of 18 December 1979 on linked work and training for young persons^, affirmed that there is a continuing need to encourage the development of effective links between training andjob experience and to establish coordinated programmes and structures making for cooperation between the various bodies responsible;
Rural development assistance to individual ASEAN countries, and more particularly to Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand,needs to be supplemented by a more focused and better coordinated programme of economic cooperation, not only at the regional level within ASEAN itself, but also at the bilateral level.