Examples of using Programme is managed in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
The programme is managed by the Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation(EACL).
At operational level in the Member States the programme is managed by the Paying Agencies.
The programme is managed by a non-profit association- Transilvania Executive Education(TEE).
The National Authority shall provide adequate co-financing for the operations of their National Agency to ensure that the Programme is managed in respect of the applicable Union rules.
The programme is managed by the Commission's Information Society& Media Directorate-General.
The economics and technical success of any water treatment programme depends not only on the chemical and equipment selection butalso how well the programme is managed.
The programme is managed by a national team within the Scottish Government and 32 local teams.
In particular, IP would require careful design in cooperation with the policy units of the parent DGs and close monitoring to ensure their success and the link with implementation,which would be weaker if the Programme is managed by an agency.
The programme is managed by a non-profit association- Transilvania Executive Education(TEE).
The current LIFE+ programme is managed by the Commission in direct centralised management mode.
The programme is managed by a non-profit association- Babeş-Bolyai University- Executive Education(UBB-EE).
Following a competitive EU tendering process the Programme is managed by a consortium led by the British Council, in partnership with the Soros Foundation-Moldova, the National Centre for Culture of Poland and the Goethe-Institute.
The programme is managed by the National Agency for Community Programmes in the Fields of Education and Vocational Training(ANPCDEFP), as Programme Operator, in partnership with the Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education and National Agency for International Education Affairs.
Ensure that the programme is managed by the Commission with due transparency and in line with the Commission's rules on expert groups.
The Programme is managed entirely at central level by the European Commission and has a budgetary provision of 95,2 M€ over the period 2007-2013, broken down into the following annual provisions in million Euro.
The health programme is managed by the Commission with the assistance of the Consumers, Health and Food Executive Agency(Chafea).
The programme is managed by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities.
This programme is managed by the Directorate-General for Employment, social affairs and equal opportunities of the European Commission.
The Programme is managed centrally by the European Commission which is assisted by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency(EACEA).
This programme is managed on behalf of the European Commission by the European Investment Fund(EIF) which further works together with a wide range of financial intermediaries to provide loan guarantees and venture capital to SMEs.
This programme is managed by the Caribbean Export Development Agency through its Sub-regional Office in the Dominican Republic and a Program Office in Haiti and is funded by the European Union under the 10th European Development Fund(EDF).
The Erasmus+ programme is managed by the European Commission(the EU's executive body), the Education, Audiovisual, and Culture Executive Agency(EACEA), a series of National Agencies in Programme countries, and a series of National Offices in some Partner countries.
The Programme was managed efficiently.
Note that the programmes are managed and the projects selected at national and regional level.
The programmes are managed and implemented by the Member States.
From 1993 to 1996 this programme was managed and financially supported by the PHARE project.
Since the programmes are managed on an annual basis, it should be stipulated that programmes not approved before a given date should be postponed for one year.
Since the programmes are managed on an annual basis, it should be stipulated that programmes not approved before a given date should be postponed for one year.
Since the programmes are managed on an annual basis, it should be provided that programmes not approved before a given date are postponed for a year.
The reports reflect the outcome of negotiations between the European Commission, the European Parliament andthe Member States on wide-ranging changes in the way regional policy programmes are managed for maximum impact.