Examples of using Tempus programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Tempus programme is open to all G-24 countries.
Now the issue is the continuation of the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme is open to all G24 countries.
TACIS financing decision for the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme involves a large number of actors.
Annual report from the Commission on the Tempus programme 1991/92.
The main tasks of the Tempus programme in Latvia in the period 1998-2000 are the following.
Two basic families of countries participate in the Tempus programme.
It should be noted that the Tempus programme does not support research.
Technical assistance Conventions with Cards,Meda and Tacis for the Tempus programme.
Council adopts provisions establishing Tempus programme and European Training Foundation.
The ETF also assists the European Commission in the implementation of the Tempus programme.
A study outlining the main achievements of the Tempus programme in the Southern Mediterranean.
The Tempus programme was first adopted on 7 May 1990 by the Council of Ministers of the European Union.
Annual report on the implementation of the Tempus programme 1.8.199431.12.1995.
Includes the Inter-State, Crossborder Cooperation andnuclear safety programmes" This includes funds for the Tempus programme.
Report from the Commission:evaluation of the Tempus programme(May 1992) COM(93) 29 final.
The Foundation also provides technical assistance to the European Commission for the Tempus Programme.
In the area of education,Phare continued to support the Tempus programme for the reform of higher education.
The Foundation also provides technical assistance to the European Commission for the Tempus Programme.
As you are all aware, the Tempus programme takes its inspiration from the chain of events that have taken place since the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989.
Communication from the Commission to the Council entitled‘Final report on the second phase of the Tempus programme 1994-2000.
The Tempus programme, which con cerns the central and eastern European countries, began in 1990 and has since continued uninterrupted.
The evaluation is based on joint European projects undertaken during the first academic year of the Tempus programme 1990/91.
On 29 April 1993 the Council extended the Tempus programme for a second phase of four years, starting from the 1994-95 academic year.
These aims are to be achieved by means of Joint European Projects(JEPs),which constitute the most important inter-university cooperation arrangements under the Tempus programme.
For certain Central and Eastern European Countries, the Tempus programme was, in some way, the precursor to joining the Socrates programme. .
Under the Tempus programme, the JICS was invited to Czechoslovakia to explore the possibilities for cooperation in vocational training with the authorities there.
Madam President, on behalf of my group I should like to express my warm congratulations to Robert Evans on his reporting andto re-emphasise the importance of the Tempus programme.
There is a strong commitment to extend the Tempus programme with its strong focus on institution-based university cooperation beyond 2006.