Examples of using Programme has in English and their translations into Slovak
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The programme has four priorities.
Outside the protected areas, the programme has had little impact.
This programme has no entrance test.
To achieve the above-mentioned general objective, the Programme has the following specific objectives.
The programme has allowed me to do this.
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Within the general objective set out in paragraph 1, the programme has the following specific objectives which correspond to strands.
The Programme has developed four main action areas.
To achieve the general objective ofcontributing to the creation of a European area of justice, the Programme has the following specific objectives.
The seven year programme has a budget of €14.7 billion.
The Commission considers that a combined reading of recitals 20,22 and 27 shows that the programme has a broader scope than that indicated by the Court.
The programme has a budget of 16 billion euros from 2014 to 2020.
Baden Powell said:“Our programme has four aims: the education of character, manual ability, physical health and the service of others”.
The programme has proved very successful and continues in 2013.
It is also important to stress that this programme has another objective, which is to promote the exchange of cultures through better quality education and scientific rigour.
The programme has a direct role in the work of tax auditors who rely on the VIES data for their control work.
Each grant programme has its rules and a specialist assessment committee.
This Programme has a strong link with national priorities and plays an important role to support them.
Since 1995, the PEACE Programme has a strategic aim"to reinforce progress towards a peaceful and stable society and promoting reconciliation".
The programme has an overall envelope of €2.2 billion(or around €300 million a year), including climate action.
The IB Diploma programme has proved a successful preparation for studying at prestigious universities.
The programme has been operating for three years and the activities supported in the current, third round, will be completed in January 2019.
They also emphasised that the programme has a key role in supporting participating countries to learn from each other and as such allow them to avoid costly mistakes.
The programme has a built-in flexibility which gives Member State administrations the opportunity to develop a tailor-made reply to their particular needs.
Stakeholders acknowledged that the Programme has become a significant forerunner internationally, and has provided leadership as well as financial support to Member States.
A sector programme has three components: a sector policy and strategy, a sector budget and its medium-term perspective and a sector coordination mechanism.
Every programme has its own legal basis, its own objectives, and everything must be measured, including the money which has been spent in accordance with these objectives.
The programme has an objective to encourage better understanding amongst participants from 74 countries to experience Indonesia's immensely diverse arts and cultural heritage.
The 7-year programme has a budget of €14.7 billion; a 40% increase compared to current spending levels, reflecting the EU's commitment to investing in these areas.
The joint study programme has got a designed study programme defining parts of studies/semesters, subjects/ to be attended by students on each of the cooperating universities.
The Programme has the specific objective to support tax policy, tax cooperation and administrative capacity building, including human competency and the development and operation of the European electronic systems.
