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The work programme may identify.
In addition to the award criteria referred to in Article 13, the work programme may also take into consideration.
The Programme may be implemented through European Partnerships.
Such a TV with the most up-to-date programme may be placed on any website.
The programme may be adjusted in the course of the year by the same procedure.
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Participation in actions under the programme may be opened to bodies established in.
The programme may also cover members of your family and other relatives.
With a view to pursuing the objectives set out in Articles 4 and5, the Programme may finance in particular the following types of action.
The Programme may also support the networking of the various actors in the youth field.
Expenditure for actions resulting from projects included in the first multiannual programme may be eligible as from 1 January 2014.
The work programme may provide, where appropriate, for additional access rights.
In addition to the financial envelope set out in Article 9, the Programme may be financed through additional contributions from Member States.
The Programme may provide financial assistance for actions in accordance with the objectives set out in Article 2 and 3, such as.
Complaints on the award of contracts and grants by operators in the execution of the delegation agreement orthe work programme may be submitted to the Commission.
In the case of transnational cooperation, a programme may be implemented in a single Member State, provided it has been presented by at least two countries.
Without prejudice to the Financial Regulation,expenditure for actions resulting from projects included in the first work programme may be eligible as from 1 January 2021.
The work programme may further encourage the use the European Open Science Cloud for storing and giving access to research data.
The future controlstrategy will rely on the definition of all the risks the programme may face and will take into account their relative importance and potential impact on the programme. .
The Programme may be implemented through European Partnerships agreed within the Strategic programming Process between the Commission and the Member States.
Any public or private entity established in a Member State orin a country associated to the Seventh Framework Programme may apply to become a member of the Clean Sky Joint Undertaking, provided that.
The Programme may provide funding in any of the forms laid down in the Financial Regulation, in particular grants, prizes, and procurement.
In the light of new or unforeseen circumstances, at the initiative of the Commission or the Member State concerned,an approved national programme may be re-examined and, if necessary, revised for the rest of the programming period.
The Mentorship Programme may, in the sole discretion of the Promoter, either be run remotely or in person at a location in Europe to be determined by the Promoter.
The Programme may be implemented either directly by the Commission or indirectly, by entities and persons other than Member States in accordance with Article 60 of the Financial Regulation.
The programme may support Pilot Projects to ensure that it adapts to market developments, with a particular emphasis on the introduction and utilisation of information and communication technologies.
The Programme may provide funding in any of the forms laid down in the Financial Regulation, primarily through action grants as well as annual and multiannual operating grants.
This programme may be threatened by the promotion of food mass-produced by large food corporations, which can prepare effective programmes and which have the best specialists at their disposal.
The programme may include shipments of radioactive waste to another Member State or third country only if the country of origin and the country of destination have agreed to the shipment prior to its taking place and such shipments.
These programme may include measures to encourage improved quality and hygiene, marketing, sector structuring, the rationalisation of production and marketing structures, local communication relating to quality products and the provision of technical assistance.
The programme may cover joint activities in the field covered by this programme, with relevant international organisations, such as the Council of Europe and UNESCO, on the basis of joint contributions and in accordance with the Financial Regulation6.