Examples of using Programmes must in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The programmes must be approved by YPEPTH before they are applied.
Be that as it may, all of these programmes must be based on excellence.
Intensive programmes must be full-time and have a duration of between one-week and one month.
There must be follow-up after the experience gained: the programmes must be properly evaluated.
That is why the programmes must be made ready quickly and efficiently.
However, we do take very seriously the idea which the rapporteur has put forward that these programmes must be monitored in an appropriate way.
These attainment programmes must be made available to the public and sent to the Commission.
First, I think that the high political profile of the programmes must result in clear and concise objectives.
Such programmes must be carried out in cooperation with staff and clients at the ports.
However, the VVD MEPs do not agree with the provisions of the report that state that the food distribution programmes must be funded exclusively from the EU budget.
With regard to fleets, programmes must take account of the following priorities.
No longer must the Budget be adapted to the programmes decided on by the Management Board, but the programmes must fit the resources provided by the Budget.
Firstly, programmes must be more closely targeted at the rehabilitation of tropical forests.
The technical quality of these programmes must be such as to allow their exploitation in 16:9 format in standard also in the medium term.
Programmes must be established with regard to these objectives; some of them relate to more than one area.
To receive support,projects and programmes must be viable in four fundamental areas: economic, technical, environmental and financial.
The programmes must be such that they can be effectively implemented throughout the enlarged Community.
Although I believe that these programmes must be implemented as soon as possible, and operate as efficiently as possible, they need to be prepared properly.
Such programmes must also be developed without additional financial expenditure and bureaucracy.
The rules for participation in these programmes must be really simple and transparent, and must not give rise to the prohibitive costs of compiling reports for SMEs.
Programmes must cover the entire sector in the Member State concerned and must include at least the information listed in Annex I.
So-called CVE or PVE programmes must be based on a legal framework and on evidence of their effectiveness and their necessity and proportionality to achieve legitimate objectives,” Mr. Kaye stressed.
Programmes must be based on proper needs assessment, prioritisation of the most cost-effective technologies(while not discriminating between renewable energy sectors) and optimal contribution to the EU renewable energy 2020 target.
Such programmes must be directed towards improving its collection, management and rational use.
The programmes must begin on 1 January 1987; they must be revised and updated every four years.
These programmes must be open to the CEECs, but they must also be placed on a sound financial footing.
These programmes must be framed on the basis of close concerted discussion with the national, regional and local authorities.
The programmes must in particular specify the type and frequency of the inspections, which must be performed regularly.
These programmes must be implemented within five years after the date of notification of the Directive relating to the specific substance.
The programmes must demonstrate outstanding academic quality and include obligatory study and research periods in at least two universities.