Examples of using Programmes may in English and their translations into Slovak
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Belgium(BE fr): The status of participants in doctoral programmes may differ.
Agri-environmental programmes may now prove more attractive to cotton farmers in some regions.
The interactive applications that may beoffered by TV broadcasters within their new digital programmes may be developed on any standard for interactive TV services.
Research masters programmes may lead to the degree of MPhil(Master of Philosophy) or MRes(Master of Research).
However, the medium to long-term effects are unclear as such programmes may themselves constitute a pull factor for more illegal migration to the EU.
Multiannual programmes may be re-examined in the light of evaluations and/ or following implementation difficulties.
Before analysing that line of argument, however,I should like to recall that plans and programmes may also be legislative and do not for that reason alone automatically fall outside the scope of the SEA Directive(see Section 1).
Such programmes may include joint assessments, special cooperation programmes or peer evaluation.
Multiannual and annual Work Programmes may provide additional specific rules on submissions of proposals.
Programmes may be approved under the procedure provided for in Article 26 in compliance with the criteria laid down in paragraph 1.
On the economic structural side, the programmes may include, inter alia, the privatisation and/or restructuring of State-owned enterprises(SOEs).
(1) Programmes may be national or regional and are made up of a series of measures, under which potential beneficiaries may apply for funding.
The relevant multi-annual and annual work programmes may serve as the coordination framework, where support is envisaged in any of the areas referred to in Article 5(2).
The work programmes may, in particular, take into account the strategies developed in the Overarching Strategic Research Agenda(OSRA) and in the CDP Strategic Context Cases(SCCs).
Entry into such programmes may depend on subject choice and/or grades achieved at ISCED levels 3 and/or 4.
Programmes may include the provision of equipment and development of infrastructure, drawing up and implementing transnational assistance plans, common risk mapping systems, and the development of common instruments for studying, preventing, monitoring and controlling natural and technological risks.
National frameworks of Member States with regional programmes may also contain a table summarising, by region and by year, the total EAFRD contribution to the Member State concerned for the whole programming period.
Operational programmes may be re-examined in the light of evaluation and following implementation difficulties.
Multiannual programmes may be re-examined in the light of evaluations and/ or following implementation difficulties.
The work programmes may also specify the type of funding scheme to be used and an indication of the available budget.
Joint operational programmes may be revised at the initiative of the participating countries or the Commission for reasons such as.
These work programmes may be annual or multiannual and may cover one or more components of the thematic facility.
The inspection programmes may be adjusted by the Agency to take into account emerging risks stemming from the continuous monitoring referred to in Article 7.
Member States with regional programmes may submit for approval a specific programme for the establishment and the operation of their national rural network.
Multiannual programmes may provide for an amount of funds, not exceeding 5% of the total amount, that is not allocated to a priority area or partner country or group of countries.
Member States with regional programmes may also submit for approval a national framework containing common elements for these programmes without a separate budgetary allocation.
Member States with regional programmes may also submit, for approval in accordance with Article 10(2), a national framework containing common elements for these programmes without a separate budgetary allocation.
Joint operational programmes may also provide for a financial contribution from and to instruments with which grants could be combined, subject to the rules of these instruments, provided that this contributes to achieving the programmes' priorities.