Examples of using Previous programme in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
What is new compared to the previous Programme?
The previous programme with IMF was stopped in 2003.
FP7 is the natural successor to the previous programme, FP6.
Under the previous programme it was the Italians by a large margin.
Will I earn more orfewer Miles than in the previous programme?
It builds on experience gained from the previous programme and further deepens the cooperation between Moldova and the UN.
For each year the cofinancing rate has been set at 80% of eligible costs,whereas it was only 60% under the previous programme.
The programme also indicates whether the Council opinion on the previous programme has been presented to the national Parliament.
But before starting it,[what] they do is to talk to each other anddiscuss the problems or discuss anything that they felt about the previous programme.
But in the previous programme, we were understood by people who are absolutely not familiar with the language we speak. I mean verbally.
Cooperation with industrialised non-member countries- completion of previous programme 2007-2013(Former BL 19 05 01).
For 2014, the program projection of a general government deficit of 2.2% of GDP is in line with theCommission 2014 spring forecast, but is higher than foreseen in the previous programme.
The FIVES project- Forensic Image andVideo Examination Support was selected under the previous programme and ran from 01/02/2009 until 31/01/2011.
The French authorities shall present draft programmes to the Commission, to run for no more than five years,accompanied by a report on the implementation of the previous programme.
The results of the process of monitoring andevaluation of the programme and of the previous programme shall be utilised when implementing the programme. .
The Commission's intention is to use a single interim evaluation,which would also serve as a final evaluation for the previous programme.
The“Europe for Citizens” programme is based on the experience accumulated during the previous programme to promote active European citizenship, which ran from 2004 to 2006.
In the former, the average annual budget dedicated to energy research(EC and Euratom) will be €886m,as compared to the €574m of the previous programme.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective set in the previous programme of a structural deficit of 1% of GDP, which reflects the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Annual updates of Stability and Convergence Programmes should show how developments have compared with the budgetary targets in the previous programme or update.
European Online Grooming Project(POG)(selected under the previous programme) aims to investigate victim targeting practices of offenders convicted of online grooming.
This is to be achieved with a strongly back-loaded consolidation path,while the deficit targets have been significantly revised upwards compared to the previous programme.
As the main design features of the new Programme are not significantly different from the previous Programme, the risks related to Programme implementation are considered to remain relatively stable.
Whereas the type of grants awarded for cooperation projects within the culture sub-programme of Creative Europe fails to fit the needs of networks,which rely on operational structure and activities, as in the previous programme Culture 2007-2013;
The aim of the new Transfer of Innovation Projects is to capitalise on good practices from the previous programme period or from other experiences that will be taken up, adapted and transferred to new geographical regions or new economic sectors.
Information days to promote the Programme should continue to be organised in all Member States and participating countries,the aim being that at least half of these events will take place in Member States underrepresented in the previous Programme period.
Although the MTO is set at a more ambitious level than in the previous programme, it cannot be regarded as appropriate at this stage as it is not clear whether it ensures sufficiently rapid progress towards long-term sustainability of public finances.
In this context, interoperability, as a key enabler, has led the way to achieving‘efficient and effective electronic cross-border and cross-sectoral interaction between[…] administrations,[…] enabling the delivery of electronic public services supporting the implementationof EU policies and activities', as called for in the decision on the previous programme(ISA Decision Article 1(2)8).
The project EU Kids Online II(selected under the previous programme) aims to strengthen the knowledge base regarding children's and parent's experiences and practices of risk and safety in their use of the internet and new technologies in Europe.
In addition to 27 EU Member States, four other countries take part in the programme: Turkey and Croatia(both joined the previous programme), Serbia and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(which joined the current programme in 2009).