Examples of using Long-term programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The same also goes for long-term programmes.
A long-term programme of nuclear decommissioning and waste management is also included within this policy area.
Any combination of the physical andsocial development projects described above in a long-term programme.
Besides, a long-term programme prepared by CEDEFOP has already been prepared, and this must be given serious attention.
The City of Malmö has outlined its general environmental objectives in a long-term programme agreed across the political spectrum.
Of course we could consider a long-term programme- five years- but, in our opinion, this period of time is excessive.
When implementing projects, it takes account of EU policy strategies and long-term programmes for the delivery of aid.
I hope that we can produce a long-term programme to deal with these issues within the Stockholm Programme. .
It is therefore necessary for us to not only take vaccination into account,but also long-term programmes to reduce these factors.
But it is all obscured by commitments and long-term programmes etc. and there is no link between the spending and the commitment.
As the Committee on Budgets pointed out, however, this is not really an appropriate solution, andI am willing to acknowledge this, for a long-term programme.
It is a long-term programme providing fruit and vegetables for free, encouraging children to make fruit and vegetable consumption part of their lifestyle.
A working group of the Hungarian Socialist Party has recommended that this vision be incorporated into the long-term programme of the Party of European Socialists.
We need a long-term programme to promote mutual understanding and an effective strategic policy mechanism that is sufficiently informal and flexible.
For our assistance in Kosovo, Afghanistan, Palestine and now Georgia,what we really needed was long-term programmes, not this continual hand-to-mouth existence.
Will offer benefits to long-term programme performance(see Figure 2b) by decreasing their sensitivity to uncertain climate futures.
Both parties stressed the importance of the programme's being implemented without delay andat the same time noted the existence of other long-term programmes financed by the Member States.
The action plan should be regarded as a long-term programme which will guide continuous EU action in the near future and in any case far beyond summer 2007.
Despite the end of the EU funding in April 2011, the partners decided to take advantage of the actions andresults and continued under a long-term programme, that Portugal joined in 2011.
Thus the European budget, provided it is invested in long-term programmes, becomes numerically significant and can therefore acquire a high profile and strategic significance.
The aim of the JRC is to provide customer-driven scientific and technical support for the conception, development, implementation and monitoring of EU policies,as well as to ensure a long-term programme of nuclear decommissioning and nuclear waste management.
Furthermore, the FOOD project- which became a long-term programme- is in perfect harmony with Edenred's stated corporate social responsibility goals, of which access to balanced nutrition is a key priority.
Proposes a conference of aid donors'and the Sudanese Government to help establish a medium to long-term programme for- recovery and reconstruction in the Sudan;
The idea in Parliament's joint motion for a resolution, which I will not otherwise be quoting from, regarding looking into appropriations or making them available in the budget, must be supported,particularly because we are all excited about the long-term ideas and the long-term programme.
I think the honourable Member would agree with me that the basic purpose of the long-term programme is, of course, that we should have continuity for the regions in order to plan for the long term.
That is the case in many regional governance arrangements butLeader is a long-term programme geared towards‘mainstream-ing' which entails that groups are enabled to learn, that successful projects attract the interests of more actors and that the interaction of the actors involved becomes denser and denser(social capital formation): success breeds success and followers.(8) Do Leader groups need a stronger institutionalisation?
This means overcoming the situation currently affecting individual States and the international community,which are seeing a lack of strong convictions and long-term programmes interlink with a profound crisis of the values that have always served as the basis for social ties.
In this field too we can think of areas in which we can spur action and in which long-term programmes could be run, in the form, perhaps, of exchanges of business and scientific personnel between the EU and China, or the EU and India.
At the same time, and for this very reason, since this programme involves such a priority area and we are talking about an instrument that is intended directly for these NGOs and civil society organisations,it is important that Parliament has a say in the elaboration of the strategy and long-term programme, and it is essential that Parliament should see how these funds are used, and not only at the end of the seven-year financial framework.
That is why we would recommend- andit is my impression that the Commission is also open to this idea- that we hold the debate on the Commission's long-term programme up to the year 2005 in February- and I hope that the Commission will agree on a programme before then which it will propose to us- and that, at the same time, in February we also hold the debate on the Commission's legislative programme for the year 2000.
