Examples of using Number of programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Reducing the number of programmes.
A number of programmes adopted in the course of 2007 have already started delivering concrete results.
Would welcome, in this context, the United Kingdom's continued participation in a number of programmes, such as Erasmus;
The EU makes a number of programmes for developing education available to the MPCs.
The programmes audited cover 92% of the planned EAGGF contribution and57% of the number of programmes.
The Commission proposes to reduce the number of programmes to two: Migration and Asylum Fund and an Internal Security Fund.
The structure of the new budget will be clearer,aligned with political priorities and the number of programmes will be largely reduced.
A number of programmes(17 of the 22 programmes examined) included targets that we considered to be not ambitious.
The EU and Mediterranean networks have set up a number of programmes designed for young people in the northern and southern Mediterranean.
The draft regulation on support for rural development replaces the five programming systems with a single system andreduces the number of programmes.
With regard to the 40 programmes reviewed,Table 3 indicates the number of programmes per type of financial correction.
We have a number of programmes in place and Mrs Ferrero-Waldner has referred to the fact that she has approached women in government all over the world.
As part of the Barcelona Process, the EU launched a number of programmes, some of which were aimed directly at Euro-Med youth.
A number of programmes have been implemented with the support of Community and national policies in order to bring about sustainable development in these regions, based on the exploitation of their specific advantages.
The Commission carried out follow-up audits for a number of programmes, also assessing the quality of first level checks, and no major shortcomings were identified.
The closure process has been carried out to a good standard andgenerally within a reasonable period having regard to the number of programmes and the complexity of the issues checked.
The European Commission is implementing a number of programmes specifically designed to improve the financial environment for SMEs in Europe.
The key Treaty provisions on fiscal discipline and their detailed implementation by the Stability andGrowth Pact are explicitly indicated in a number of Programmes as providing the framework for the conduct of fiscal policy.
(7) There is a need to reduce the number of programmes and simplify programming and management through a single, streamlined programme; .
At the last plenary session when we discussed the discharge for 2007,one idea was to reduce the number of programmes and to have bigger projects and bigger programmes which are much easier to survey.
From 2006 to 2010, the number of programmes accepted for the internal market within the annual stream(excluding dairy crisis programmes accepted in 2009) decreased significantly(see Table 3).
Regional cooperation has also proved very effective when beingconducted at intraregional level(South and East): a number of programmes are“twins”(civil protection, private investments promotion) with a Southern and an Eastern focus.
The Community has approved a number of programmes for the eradication, control and monitoring of rabies in those Member States, pursuant to Article 24(5) of Council Decision 90/424/EEC on expenditure in the veterinary field11.
It has been noted that a relatively small core of organisations has participated a number of times and in a number of programmes, often acting as prime contractor, and managed around a fifth of the projects12.
Although SMEs have access to a number of programmes under the Framework Programme, there is currently no specific scheme addressing R& D performing SMEs.
In this vein, the number of programmes will be reduced by roughly a third(from 58 to 37), including by bringing fragmented funding sources together into new integrated programmes and radically streamlining the use of financial instruments.
The Commission proposes to reduce the number of programmes by more than a third(from 58 currently to 37 in the future), bringing funding sources together and radically streamlining the use of financial instruments.
The Commission has approved a number of programmes for the eradication of rabies in those Member States and envisages ending EU support to national programmes in the territory of those Member States by the end of 2011.