Examples of using Their programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Some voters also want a change,but they believe in the current parliamentary parties and their programmes….
Only four Member States opted to concentrate their programmes on specific social inclusion measures, which represent 2.5% of the Fund.
European political parties arealso planning to raise awareness about their candidates and their programmes.
In their programmes, Member States shall set waste prevention objectives and shall assess opportunities of taking measures as set out in Annex IV.
According to the legislation,Member States are not required to include the common indicators in their programmes(37).
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In defining the priorities of their programmes Member States shall ensure that the implementation measures set out in Annex II are adequately addressed.
The EU countries choose measures suited to their specific needs andmanage their programmes themselves.
Providers of financial education should incorporate into their programmes an element of regular evaluation of the progress being made and whether targets are being reached.
It also includes“direct injection”,a process increasingly used by broadcasters to transmit their programmes to the public.
Quality assurance should include regular evaluation of institutions, their programmes or their quality assurance systems by external monitoring bodies or agencies.
(h) enabling Member States to establishconditions for the proper functioning of support measures in their programmes▌.
I would also like to invite the Commission andthe Council to direct their programmes, especially those involving micro-loans, towards women in rural areas.
The EESC recommends that the EU cooperate closely with the Council of Europe in order tocreate synergies between their programmes.
Moreover, in the course of the programming period,Member States had the possibility to amend their programmes with regard to their content and/or the financial allocation.
Much environmental research and evidence is available to Member States,who take this into account when designing their programmes.
Organisations addressing the needs of society as awhole should ensure equal access to their programmes and services for all members of an increasingly diverse population;
Among other things, this framework provides for a set of commonindicators which Member States must include in their programmes.
In contrast, Member States shared relatively limited information on their programmes although detailed information exchange could be a first step towards joint programming of assistance.
Member States were given two extra years(3 years in the case of 2014-2020 programmes) to implement their programmes.
Coherence, complementarity and cooperation between the Instrument and these organisations and their programmes can increase the scope, efficiency and effectiveness of nuclear safety measures around the world.
Notwithstanding these shortcomings,rankings can be a useful tool for comparison and contrast between HEIs and their programmes.
It remains to be seen how the MemberStates will integrate the available opportunities in their programmes and plans for the next financial period.
Politicians and voters were able to interact directly, thanks to the increased social media activity around the elections,the lead candidates and their programmes.
These four Member States do not targetspecific population groups in their operational programmes, even though their programmes contain a good analysis of the national poverty situation.
In order to provide full transparency, Member States indicate the State aid schemes for whichassistance from the Structural Funds is used in their programmes.
It is also not relevant whether the providers of televisionprogrammes are authorised to restrict access to their programmes contractually to certain territories.
In order to provide full transparency, Member States indicate the Stateaid regimes for which Structural Funds assistance is used in their programmes.
In the 2014-2020 period, the Commission provided extensive guidance to managing authorities onhow to design and implement their programmes(see Figure 6).
The Commission agrees that agri-environment should address the environmental problems and needs,but also the opportunities and potentials identified by Member States in their programmes.
The Commission supports the development of transparency tools complementing quality assurance,in particular those providing a comparative view on the quality of HEIs and their programmes.