Examples of using Programme also in English and their translations into Slovak
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Our manufacturing programme also includes.
This programme also helps to avoid cultural misunderstandings.
The seasonal entertainment programme also adds variety.
The programme also includes the review of the TEN-T action guidelines.
Movement is crucially important since early age, thus the programme also contains an exercise for children with The Little Gym.
People also translate
The Work Programme also reflects the Commission's commitment to Better Regulation.
In order to produce concrete results on the short term, the Programme also identifies a first series of‘fast track actions'.
The programme also helps the companies to establish a direct dialogue with relevant investors.
With a record number of participants and projects funded, the programme also strongly contributed to strengthening scientific excellence.
The programme also knows how to spell figures and correctly use quote marks in more than 70 languages.
The European forestry sector has established a"Forest-based sector technology platform",whose research programme also provides for major investment in research and development in the field of wood energy.
Our dual career programme also helps partners with professional and social integration in the assigned country.
The programme also includes a system for quality assurance(evaluation) and for implementation and financing of measures.
The programme also includes actions aimed at stimulating eco-innovation and the take-up of environmental technologies.
The programme also provides structural support to EU level civil society umbrella organisations and think tanks.
The Programme also sets out the consequences in terms of communication, and includes areas foreseen as inter-institutional priorities for communication in 2008.
The programme also assesses the efficiency and effectiveness of the internal audit activity and identifies opportunities for improvement.
The programme also presents a selection of creative short films on topics such as the future of the world without air, or the disturbing idea of man-eating tomatoes.
The programme also reflects the need to further support structural reforms in the country by investing in regional development and acquis related infrastructure.
The programme also supports transnational partnerships among education, training and youth institutions to foster cooperation and bridge the worlds of education and work.
The programme also supported centres providing information on Europe-wide opportunities for young people(the Eurodesk network, with a relay in each country).
Youth in Action Programme also deals with social inclusion- and provide many opportunities for young people to learn and participate across the EU.
The programme also contributes to developing a shared understanding of European history(specifically in relation to the Holocaust and Stalinism) by supporting remembrance projects.
The programme also supports over 50 major EU level think tanks, umbrella organisations and networks, who are key interlocutors of the EU institutions and multipliers.
The programme also enabled applicant countries and accession countries to benefit from activities aimed at familiarising them with Community policies and working methods in the field of gender equality.
The programme also contributes to the proper functioning of the internal market by coordinating national energy-efficiency initiatives, in order to minimise any adverse impact on industry and trade.
The Stockholm Programme also set out clearly that, in the context of the creation of a common European asylum system, increased harmonisation must remain one of the fundamental policy objectives of the EU.
The educational outreach programme also runs in South Africa with more than 600 schools already participating and more than 100 BLOODHOUND Ambassadors signed up to help use the project to inspire young people about studying maths and science.
The Agency promotes the programme also through the renewed Marco Polo website with 430 000 viewers, electronic news alerts with 15% more subscribers(1 500) then last year and two new videos for the Marco Polo programme. .