Examples of using These programmes should in English and their translations into Slovak
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In the future, these programmes should receive greater financial support.
The problem is not becoming smaller, it is continuing to grow, so I believe these programmes should continue.
These programmes should include economic and environmental as well as social and cultural aspects.
For the sporting community in general, these programmes should aim to provide updated and accurate information on.
These programmes should enrich consumers' knowledge of healthy eating and, at the same time, leave the choice to them.
The EMFF legislation sets out the information these programmes should contain in respect of grants and public procurement.
These programmes should encourage active employee participation in security controls and should provide.
The DCI, applicable since 2007 for ALA countries, includes capacity-development for NSAs in the areas of cooperation covered by geographic programmes andsets out as an important principle that these programmes should be the normal instrument for providing support, since they are based on assessments of needs and strategic partnerships with governments.
The recipients of these programmes should be responsible for meeting this conditionality when implementing them.
These programmes should be implemented without delay in order to create favourable conditions for the downstream sector13.
The Committee also argued14 that these programmes should also take account of the need to combat the various forms of social discrimination.
These programmes should have a high priority irrespective of the budgetary situation, for they are an investment which will profit the European Union in many areas- not only in the economy, but also in culture and politics.
We should have more training programmes for teachers, and these programmes should be structured in such a way that the qualifications obtained in the end are recognised in all the Member States.
Evaluation of these programmes should lead to new proposals for expanding and converting them into a new mechanism with which the EU can take action to improve the situation of refugees worldwide.
When managed at the local level, these programmes should allow transnational partnerships and should be coherent with the smart specialization strategies of the involved regions.
These programmes should completely avoid discriminatory actions, such as the recent fingerprinting decision adopted by the Italian Government or force actions that could affect honest citizens.
The objectives of these programmes should comply with the general and specific objectives set out in Regulation(EU) N° 1144/2014.
These programmes should also sketch out guidelines on the necessary economic, fiscal and administrative reforms, the fight against corruption, the setting-up, for example, of tax credits and other services intended particularly for SMEs and craft industries.
With regard to children, these programmes should include enjoyment of the right to education and measures to secure adequate care or receipt by the family or appropriate care structures.
These programmes should concentrate, to a large extent, on occupations which will be important in the future and eliminate the stereotypes which exist in terms of areas of education dominated by women or men, as well as eliminating traditional models in teaching programmes. .
When managed at the local level, these programmes should allow transnational partnerships,should be coherent with the smart specialisation strategies and support synergies with ERDF in the involved regions.
Stresses that these programmes should be fully integrated with the targets and programmes of UN Women and should set measurable targets to regularly track progress on gender equality in the Eastern and Southern Neighbourhood, strengthen cooperation and engage more with the governments of partner countries, with a view to achieving better results more rapidly, in the context of bilateral partnership and association agreements;
The Committee stresses that these programmes should be promoted adequately and on a broad basis and calls on the Member States to address this issue in their national research programmes and through collaborative research through the Commission's R& D Framework programmes. .