Examples of using Programme will help in English and their translations into Slovak
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If you come by car, a route planner programme will help you to find us.
This programme will help to bring inflation back to levels in line with the ECB's objective.
Our participation in Erasmus programme will help us in achieving this aim.
That programme will help Moldova prepare for, and implement, the Association Agreement that we are currently negotiating.
Sustainability is a journey and the greensmart programme will help you along the way.
This action programme will help us remain demanding and determined in our fight against road accidents.
The decision specifically refers to a number of the EuropeanCommunity's horizontal policies that the Media Mundus programme will help to strengthen.
The new EaSI programme will help close the gap.
By contributing to a better informed and balanced Union policy making in the financial sector andby providing better communication to the public around European financial regulation, this Programme will help restore citizens' confidence in the European financial system.
A strengthened programme will help address this issue.
The Programme will help to protect citizens from risks and threats that are beyond their control and cannot be effectively tackled by individual Member States.
The simplification of procedures used to execute the Seventh Framework Programme will help to ensure that flexible implementing measures are included in the rules of participation.
The programme will help to bridge the gap between the successful demonstration of innovative technologies and their effective introduction to the market to achieve mass deployment.
By bringing these issues to centre stage and proposing concrete action to meetcitizens' needs and concerns, the programme will help to bring a focus on citizenship to the centre of policy-making and will help to reconnect the EU with its citizens.
Underlying this, the programme will help build strong and lasting connections to the next generation of media leaders across the globe.
A strengthened programme will help address this issue.
The programme will help improve the living conditions and incomes of the local population by supporting decentralisation and local development, job creation and social development, and environmental issues.
The programme will help them outsource research, increase their research efforts, extend their networks, better exploit research results and acquire technological knowhow, bridging the gap between research and innovation.
The programme will help SMEs outsource research, increase their research efforts, extend their networks, better exploit research results and acquire technological know how, bridging the gap between research and innovation.
The programme will help build confidence between state and non-state actors, for instance regarding policy discussion, basic services delivery, etc., in order to facilitate their progressive integration into geographic programmes where this is not yet the case.
The Programme will help the Commission fulfil its role of initiative; implement and follow up EU objectives and their translation into national policies; support and monitor the implementation of EU legislation; promote co-operation with and between Member States, and with organisations representing civil society.
In energy, the programme will help to promote renewable energy resources and cut down on greenhouse gases, through measures like the increased use of solar heaters, the creation of energy-saving programmes for public buildings and street lighting and by making tariffs more transparent and understandable as a result.
The new Joint Programme will help to address the demographic ageing challenge by fostering the emergence of new innovative ICT-based products and services for ageing well, at home, in the community, and at work, thus increasing their quality of life, autonomy, participation in social life, skills and employability of older people and reducing the cost of care.
It is very important that this programme will help highly qualified students and academics to obtain qualifications and experience inside the European Union in order to be able to satisfy the requirements of the labour market, and within the specific framework of partnership, encourage them to share their experience or qualifications upon their return to their country of origin.
The programme will help to raise public awareness of development issues and promote education for development in the EU, to anchor development policy in European societies, to mobilise greater public support in the EU for action against poverty and for fairer relations between developed and developing countries, and to change attitudes in the EU to the issues and difficulties facing developing countries and their peoples and to promote social dimension of globalisation.
The current pilot programmes will help members of the Eastern Partnership identify appropriate structures and activities to address these challenges, within their territories and if appropriate cross-border with their neighbours in the region.
These programmes will help the tax and customs administrations of the Member States to interact more efficiently, supported by modern and efficient information-exchange systems to facilitate legitimate trade while combating fraudulent activities.