Examples of using Common programme in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The Common Programme.
In the French Community of Belgium, there is no common programme for sex education.
The Common Programme.
These proposals should also take into account a common programme of structural reforms.
COMMON PROGRAMME- DIALOGUE MECHANISM.
It therefore seems to me that a common programme would take us in the right direction.
The third keyobjective concerns the simplification of the procedures for the management of common programmes.
In 1972, the Common Programme was signed with the PCF and Radical Party of the Left.
This report proposes a set of key steps as a common programme for national action.
The other members of the group shall assist theChair in all its responsibilities on the basis of a common programme.
Mitterrand's leadership was challenged by Rocard, who wanted to abandon the Common Programme which he considered archaic and unrealistic.
The other members of the group shall assist theChair in all its responsibilities on the basis of a common programme.
The adoption of common programmes for implementing AED in public places and training lay people in all Member States,-.
As a first step,this Report proposes a set of key steps as a common programme for national action.
In 2005, the Commission submitted a Common Programme for Integration that forms the framework directive for a common approach to integration in the European Union.
Its Presidency rotates every six months, but every three Presidencies now co-operate on a common programme.
This cooperation continues on the basis of a common programme document on cross-border cooperation in the period 2000-2006 aimed at a balanced development of border regions.
The other members of the group shall assist theChair in all its responsibilities on the basis of a common programme.
When several Member States join forces tosubmit and implement a common programme aimed at several countries, the European dimension is multiplied and the budget available is used more efficiently.
Its Presidency rotates between the states every six months,but every three Presidencies now cooperate on a common programme.
While the left-wing opposition organised itself and proposed a Common Programme before the 1973 legislative election, Pompidou widened his presidential majority by including Centrist pro-European parties.
The closer cooperation of stakeholders will help to obtain guidance on further priorities anddefine a common programme of future work.
Only then will theconditions be fulfilled to start serious common programmes from the conceptual phase on to focused research, innovation and production in the European home-market over a long-term period.
These networks will independently produce andbroadcast EU affairs programmes according to their own editorial standards using common programme formats.
The launch of negotiations on a trade andinvestment agreement was agreed in 2006, and a common programme in the field of energy, environment, research and climate change in 2007.
Cooperation with other Member States in implementing the objectives and policies referred to in points(b) to(d), including coordination of policies and measures in the context of the SET Plan,such as alignment of research programmes and common programmes;
I am convinced that, in order to achieve this objective,programmes for SMEs must be reorganised in a single common programme for growth and competitiveness, taking into account the experience that has been obtained to date, particularly with a view to providing for the kind of flexibility needed to respond to changes in the markets and in our economies over the next programming period.
Special attention will be dedicated to the evaluation of training and its influence on everyday policing,as well as to the introduction of common programmes into Member States' education processes and to e-learning.
Those reviewing the guidelines for cohesion policy should be guided by the following principles: coherence in the choice of measures,coordination at European and national level of policies on aid to businesses, common programmes for specialised training and the development of new skills.