Examples of using Programmes may in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Programmes may cover the following measures.
Countries that fail to enact these programmes may be subject to severe fiscal discipline.
The programmes may cover both general and vocational subjects.
In practical terms, the content of the programmes may be summarised under four areas of assistance.
The programmes may be accompanied by the following additional measures.
Information collected during the course of your enrolment and participation in these programmes may include.
Such programmes may make reference to codes or standards of conduct in applicable areas.
The proposals will be briefly presented by the brokers anda panel of experts will advise on what programmes may provide support for the proposed actions.
Such programmes may also be amended or terminated in accordance with that procedure.
Instead of detailed prescriptions on how often and under which conditions programmes may be interrupted by advertising, the modernised Directive would simplify the existing EU rules.
The programmes may be subject to alterations of times and/or timetables due to unforeseen circumstances.
While TQM can facilitate the introduction of innovations, with trade union support,there is a fear on the part of unions that such programmes may not be matched by compensation for workers.
Programmes may be approved under the procedure provided for in Article 26 in compliance with the criteria laid down in paragraph 1.
Calls as a matter of urgency on the signatory states to the Fourth Convention of Lome speed up the ratification procedure so that measures and programmes may be applied rapidly as possible;
The graduates of these programmes may receive diplomas from both the University of Bucharest and from the partner universities.
Finance the lowest cost product that can reasonably do the job, so that government spending can be minimal andthe results of the use of the programmes may be shared by individual users and NGOs, who can also effort buying those products.
Please note that some programmes may have a restricted access and the application could be subject to admission tests.
Amendment No 19 reminds everyone that there must be adequate payment appropriations for Structural Funds programmes, trans-European transport networks andother budget headings relating to transport, so that the programmes may be effectively implemented right at the start of the programming period.
Such programmes may be presented by trade or intertrade organisations of Community scope or originating in one or more Member States.
In some countries,plans and programmes may be adopted by primary or secondary legislation of any State, regional or local legislature.
The programmes may be adopted at a later date depending on the needs identified and the regions and sectors concerned, on the basis of an overall plan presented by the Greek authorities.
Such programmes may therefore call for the participation of newly formed cooperative structures: the EEIG may be an ideal framework for placing this cooperation on a formal footing2.
The duration of programmes may vary depending on the proposals but the end-date for part-financing of these specific programmes to set up and operate networks and their work will be 31 December 2006.
Projects or programmes may be financed by gram or by risk capiul from the Fund, or by loans from die Bank's own resources, or joindy by two or more of these means of financing.
The programmes may also include specific provisions governing the composition and use of substances or groups of substances and products and shall take into account the latest economically feasible technical developments.
Such programmes may not always be part of a careers education programme, but if they are to be used for such purposes, good preparation and follow-up within the school are widely recognised as being crucially important.
Such programmes may include the financing of inputs to the productive system, such as raw materials, spare parts, fertilizers, insecticides and supplies to improve health and education services, but not of current administrative costs.
Coordinated monitoring programmes may be established, especially when specific needs are identified, to assess risks or to establish base-line values related to zoonoses or zoonotic agents at the level of Member States or at Community level.
The programmes may be undertaken on the initiative of the Member States or of the Commission in agreement with the Member State concerned, in accordance with the last subparagraph of Article 5(5) of Regulation(EEC) No 2052/88 and Article 11 of Regulation(EEC) No 4253/88.
The programmes may be amended taking into account experience acquired, the progress achieved by the Mediterranean partners in structural reform, macroeconomic stabilization and social progress as well as the results of economic cooperation under the new Association Agreements.