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The programme could provide funds to.
Actions to be set out in the Work Programme could include measures to.
This programme could certainly have done with one.
Building on these key proposals the Work Programme could also include initiatives to.
(11) The Programme could engage more actively with industry.
The further analysis of efficiency andeffectiveness clearly showed that a merged framework programme could produce important benefits.
The Work Programme could include measures to.
Exception could be made for those initiatives that have a marginal budgetary impact,meaning the programme could limit its support to a very low number of joint actions.
The Work Programme could include initiatives to.
(20) The Programme should reinforce existing learning mobility opportunities,notably in those sectors where the Programme could have the biggest efficiency gains, to broaden its reach and meet the high unmet demand.
The programme could aim at identifying IOs and measuring the administrative costs of23.
Against this background,the Commission is considering how a 7th Environment Action Programme could best provide added value in the rapidly evolving environment policy context.
This programme could create more than 150,000 highly qualified jobs in Europe.
Against this background,the Commission will consider how a new environment action programme could best provide added value in the rapidly evolving context for environment policy.
The programme could be a source of additional funds for the promotion of healthy lifestyles.
Horizon 2020 support andcoordination for social farming is highly desirable, since the programme could facilitate meetings and communication between researchers in various disciplines related to this kind of farming.
This programme could improve the living conditions of the whole population, and therefore of the minorities as well as the majority.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(20) The Programme should reinforce existing learning mobility opportunities,notably in those sectors where the Programme could have the biggest efficiency gains, to broaden its reach and meet the high unmet demand.
The Seventh Framework Programme could also include scientists from developing countries.
The objectives of the conference were to exchange information on and discuss the reform processes in partner countries, to update the participants on the latest developments of the Bologna process,and to explore how the Tempus programme could continue to contribute to modernising and enhancing the quality of higher education systems in the region.
If necessary, the programme could also be partly managed at Member state level(centralised indirect management).
The managing authorities lacked baseline data on energy savings potential in the sectors selected for investment when they were drawing up their operational programmes. Without these data,the policymakers did not have the information to estimate to what extent a programme could contribute towards the achievement of a policy objective and therefore could not decide whether a programme should be financed or not.
Furthermore, the vaccination programme could enhance the EU's strategic independence in the fight against tuberculosis and other contagious diseases.
This programme could also act an intermediary between the framework programme submitted here and the innovation needed by many SMEs.
Under the Food Assistance(option 2), the programme could finance a number of measures or services directly related to the delivery of food aid.
(28a) The Programme could help build up and/or improve the relationship between micro-enterprises and SMEs and universities, research centres and other institutions involved in knowledge creation and dissemination.
National Focal Pointsdesignated by Member States' authorities mentioned that the programme could help to shape national policies by(a) providing best practices,(b) sharing and exchanging practical experience, expertise and knowledge and(c) giving support on health issues on the national political agenda.
The Programme could therefore contribute to support digital initiatives aiming at improving engagement and making cultural experiences, sites and artefacts throughout Europe more accessible to persons with disabilities, regardless of geographical location.
In this way, the simplification programme could contribute to the monitoring of progress on the implementation of the administrative burden reduction strategy.
An ill-prepared security programme could result in the loss of valuable business or customer information, seeing the company being fined for putting this data at risk.