Examples of using These three programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The appropriations available in 1999 for these three programmes totalled EUR 5.4 million.
These three programmes have already been discussed on a number of occasions by officials from the Commission and the Mercosul countries.
Altogether ECU 3 billion has been allocated to finance these three programmes over the period 2000-2004.
These three programmes are expected to result in the creation of 3 500 jobs over the next three years.
Parliament has continually tried to secure more resources for these three programmes, and the Council has continually been opposed.
All together, these three programmes aim to play a major role in boosting competitiveness, economic growth and the related impact on employment in Europe.
Although there exists an impressive quantity of literature concerning these three programmes, we know absolutely nothing about the supranational agencies which control them.
These three programmes have been useful in implementing initiatives that help to adapt freight transport systems to improve their environmental performance.
Mr President, this is the first time that these three programmes have been bunched together in this way, creating a Europe of knowledge.
These three programmes can provide answers and not inconsiderable help, but the nature of their activities is multi-directional, which means they do not have an obligation to respond to these objectives.
The aim, which is under negotiation, is to be able to dedicate around ECU 100 million to these three programmes, since they are connected with the completion of the multiannual programme. .
We must be aware that these three programmes operate in synergy with other European Union actions in the field of education, training and youth.
So that there is no ambiguity about this- andwe have had also within this Parliament an important dialogue on this point- at this stage it is clearly the wish- also expressed in a recent letter by Mr Hänsch to the President-in-Office of the Council- to have an overall approach towards these three programmes.
As part of these three programmes, the Commission has provided for the possibility of financing projects in the above fields in order to encourage and strengthen synergy.
We will support small and medium-sized events, not the large ones, and we will afford individual citizens and also the smaller operators easier access. I believe that the fact that Culture and, fittingly, Education and Youth now fall withinthe same Commissioner' s remit, will also serve to guarantee more synergy between these three programmes, which are certainly worthwhile programmes for the citizens of the European Union.
The total contribution from the Funds for these three programmes amounts to€ 633.2 million, or 43% of the entire contribution from the Community to Objective 2 in Spain in the period 199799.
Indeed, these three programmes make no provision at the moment for any action in this sector, and it does not seem desirable to be encouraging the dispersion of available means at the expense of priority programmes for the economic development of the European Union' s neighbouring countries which are candidates for accession.
I think that this package, these three programmes, would significantly strengthen the European energy sector, would have an impact on other sectors, and would be of great help to economic recovery in Europe.
Then, is a good day for us to adopt these three programmes, after which we can have a bit more clout in the Budget negotiations and, where forthcoming youth programmes are concerned, look further into the future.
In conclusion, the overall strategy of the Commission in presenting these three new programmes at the same time is to be welcomed.
In preparation for these three major programmes, the Commission put forward a long-term strategy and an action plan in 2005 and 2006.
In view of the difficult circumstances surrounding the management of the programmes, these three Directors-General did not recommend that the disciplinary procedure should be opened.
Mr President, Commissioner,today's debate on these three much-needed programmes finds us seeking a common legal base for the areas of culture, education and youth.
Parliament has also demanded that the European Court of Auditors draft a special report on these three decommissioning programmes by the end of the year, in order to establish whether the money spent has truly helped to improve safety.
Poggiolini(PPE).-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,you have learnt from the excellent reports by our three rapporteurs that the conciliation procedure on these three major programmes was concluded on 19 December.