Examples of using Programme will support in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
The programme will support some 274 projects over an eight year period.
As concerns the protection of the financial interests of the Union andMember States, the programme will support collaborative efforts to fight tax fraud.
The programme will support local sustainable development in remote areas.
In response to the strong political call to reinforce support to the EU's neighbourhood countries, the Programme will support the capacity building of institutions and the modernisation of higher education systems through cooperation and structural measures.
The programme will support the general objectives of the future public health policy.
In total, the URBACT II programme will support 46 Thematic Networks and 14 Working Groups.
The programme will support SMEs in the following areas: better access to finance for SMEs, access to markets and promotion of the entrepreneurial culture.
Through budget support andtechnical assistance the programme will support a long-term comprehensive sector development strategy prepared by the government.
The programme will support SMEs in the following areas: better access to finance for SMEs, access to markets and promotion of the entrepreneurial culture.
In this scenario, the programme will support the same activities and tools as in the past.
This programme will support and complement the work done by Member States in compliance with the principle of subsidiarity provided for in Article 5 of the Treaty.
In total, the URBACT II programme will support 46 Thematic Networks and 14 Working Groups.
The programme will support 8 000 cultural organisations and enable 300 000 artists, cultural professionals and their works to operate across borders and gain international experience.
A multi-beneficiary IPA programme will support all strands of the facility with technical assistance.
This programme will support sustainable development in the energy context, making a balanced contribution to the achievement of the following general objectives: security of energy supply, competitiveness, and environmental protection.
Ideas The Ideas programme will support"frontier research" solely on the basis of scientific excellence.
The programme will support the development of indicators and the analysis of data related to researchers' mobility, skills and careers with a view to identifying gaps in the Marie Curie actions and to increasing the impact of these actions.
A longer term research programme will support the development of a sustainable bio-energy industry beyond 2020.
The programme will support a range of cross-cutting initiatives: the modernisation of Europe's manufacturing industry(€1 billion); technologies and standards for automatic driving(over €100 million); the Internet of Things(€139 million) to address digitalisation of EU industries; Industry 2020 in the Circular Economy(€670 million) to develop strong and sustainable economies; and Smart and Sustainable Cities(€232 million) to better integrate environmental, transport, energy and digital networks in EU's urban environments.
The proposed programme will support the cooperation between the customs and tax authorities and other parties concerned.
The proposed programme will support the cooperation mainly between the customs authorities but also with other parties concerned.
The proposed programme will support the cooperation mainly between the tax authorities and, if appropriate, other parties concerned.
The new Erasmus+ programme will support transnational strategic partnerships among education, training and youth institutions and organisations.
Specifically, the programme will support the national electricity company Energiebedrijven Suriname(EBS) in improving its operational procedures and the provisioning of rural areas in Suriname.
This programme will support activities to increase awareness and citizens' understanding of the EU, its values and history, such as remembrance of Europe's past and partnerships between cities(town-twinning).
The programme will support the provision of common and shared solutions, i.e. common frameworks, generic tools and common services, to be applied, as appropriate, by European public administrations for the exchange of information across borders or sectors.
The programme will support the provision of common and shared solutions, i.e. common frameworks, generic tools and common services, to be applied, whenever appropriate, by European public administrations for the exchange of information across borders and sectors.
Under all four objectives mentioned above, the Programme will support actions on Health information and knowledge to contribute to evidence-based decision making, including collecting and analysing health data and wide-ranging dissemination of the results of the Programme. .
For example, the programme will support health policy by developing best practices and guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of rare diseases, supporting European reference networks on diseases, developing best practices and guidelines for cancer screening and developing a common EU approach to health technology assessments and e-Health.
For example, the programme will support participatory planning processes at municipal level, investments in small-scale social infrastructure and sustainable social structures, measures to raise rural household incomes in the form of investments and technical support for agriculture, non‑industrial fishing, crafts and rural tourism, with special emphasis on the economic integration of young people and women.