Examples of using Programmes adopted in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programmes adopted in 2008.
(a) the implementation of the specific control and inspection programmes adopted in accordance with Article 95;
Commission: The programmes adopted for 2008 give a more exact indication of the resources to be used for each action and the expected results.
Those elements should be further specified in annual work programmes adopted by implementing acts.
Programmes adopted since 2008 do include data which will be taken into account within the ongoing external evaluation of Council Regulation(EC) No 3/2008.
Clearer definition of priorities with multi-annual work programmes adopted in consultation with the Member States;
The programmes adopted have contributed to efforts in responding to crises around the world, usefully(and sometimes crucially) complementing other EU crisis response measures.
This proposal will not replace the existing RegulationEU No 1303/2013 which will continue to govern programmes adopted in the 2014-2020 period.
The Commission shall publish work programmes adopted for each of the specific objectives referred to in Article 2(2) specifying the amount of grants to be allocated.
Strengthen unaccompanied minors-related activities when defining thepriorities for Community Action in the annual work programmes adopted for these funds.
Numerous programmes adopted down the years have sadly remained far from a reality, not to mention the Millennium Development Goals, which include the promotion of gender equality.
The evaluators found that the Programme has been successful in achieving the objectives set out in the Programme Decision andin the annual work programmes adopted for its implementation.
Legislative acts concerning multiannual programmes adopted under the co-decision procedure contain a provision in which the legislative authority lays down the financial framework for the programme for its entire duration.
With regard to cross-border cooperation programmes, programming activity was limited to adding the2009 financial allocations to the on-going multi-annual programmes adopted in 2007, while there were no revisions of substance to the programmes themselves.
Legislative acts concerning multiannual programmes adopted under the co-decision procedure contain a provision in which the legislative authority lays down the financial framework for the programme for its entire duration.
A significant proportion of that employment is related to the reforms which are coming out of the Lisbon Strategy, the way in which reforms are viewed in the labour market and other areas of economic activity as set out in the Lisbon Strategy andthe national reform programmes adopted three years ago.
Work programmes adopted as delegated acts- Your rapporteur believes that the proposed adoption of the work programme through implementing acts leaves the Commission with the possibility to make secondary political choices.
Phased implementation of directive 91/414/EEC5 on the evaluation,marketing and use of plant protection products was organised through programmes adopted in 1992, 2000, 2002 and 2004, leading up to the Commission's 2006 proposal for a regulation to consolidate and further develop the acquis6.
The programmes adopted have contributed to efforts in responding to crises around the world, usefully(and sometimes crucially) complementing other EU crisis response measures, such as in Georgia, Kosovo, Chad and the Central African Republic.
In addition, in order to improve the effective use of availablecohesion policy funding for the financing of operations under programmes adopted for the 2007-2013 period, it proposes to increase the maximum co-financing rates and to raise the ceiling for payments to programmes at the end of the programming period.
The programmes adopted today are expected to create over 40 000 jobs in rural areas and about 700 000 training places to foster innovation, knowledge transfer, more sustainable farming practices and stronger rural businesses.
The aim of these legislative acts is to ensure that member states benefiting from a financial support mechanism(or any other member state which may be concerned by such assistance in the future)continue to implement on the ground the programmes adopted under these four funds, which are part of the General Programme on Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows.
The programmes adopted today are expected, among other things, to lead to the creation of over 40 000 jobs in rural areas and about 700 000 training places to foster innovation, knowledge transfer, more sustainable farming practices and stronger rural businesses.
Also, it is clear from Article 5(4)of Directive 91/676 that action programmes adopted under Article 5(1) must provide for a set of measures compliance with which can be a requirement for issue of the consent that may be granted for projects listed in Annexes I and II to Directive 85/337, and in respect of the definition of which Directive 91/676 gives Member States a certain discretion.
Annual work programmes adopted pursuant to Article 18 shall include a list of activities which are potentially harmful to participants, beneficiaries and society, or inappropriate for participants, and which shall not be carried out in the framework of the Programme or which shall be subject to special training, background checks or other measures.
As part of the simplification process, the LIFE Programme adopts lighter procedures.
The National Research Programme, adopted in August 2011, is an important step in this direction.
The programme adopted represents a real balance between providing security to citizens while respecting their rights, freedoms and integrity, and strengthening their citizenship.
In the Stockholm programme, adopted on 10 December 2009, the European Council welcomed the Roadmap and made it part of the Stockholm programme(point 2.4).