Examples of using Implement programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
For funds in'shared management', Member States implement programmes at national level.
An EGTC may implement programmes co-financed by the EU or any other cross-border cooperation project with or without EU funding.
Where this isthe case, partners are more involved and able to formulate, and even implement, programmes and projects.
There are currently six of these agencies6 which together implement programmes for the period 2007-2013 amounting to approximately EUR 28 billion.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which was approved on behalf of the European Community by Council Decision 94/69/EC of 15 December 1993,requires all parties to formulate and implement programmes to mitigate climate change.
We pledge to support and implement programmes of social science research and education for tolerance, a culture of peace, and non-violence.
(g) Through cooperation, as mutually agreed,to strengthen the capacity of affected developing country Parties to develop and implement programmes in the field of collection, analysis and exchange of information pursuant to article 16;
It would also be useful to support and implement programmes to promote Ukraine in the European Union as well as the European Union in Ukraine, and also programmes to promote the development of science and education, which is an issue raised by Professor Buzek.
All countries should apply environmental and social safeguards andpromote and implement programmes that lead to greater resilience thus saving costs in the long term.
Cofinancing and current procedures such as the signing of contracts between Member States and national organisations submitting proposals mean that the role of professional organisations at European level is reduced to a minimum,while these organisations would be best placed to draw up and implement programmes that have a genuine European dimension.
There is in fact adearth of humanitarian partners able to operate and implement programmes inside Iraq that properly address the needs of the most vulnerable people.
Design and implement programmes to promote social innovation for the most vulnerable, in particular by providing innovative education, training, and employment opportunities for deprived communities, to fight discrimination, and to develop a new agenda for migrants' integration to enable them to develop their potential;
In the field of research, as referred to by the Convention, the Union has competence to carryout activities, in particular to define and implement programmes; however, the exercise of that competence does not result in Member States being prevented from exercising theirs.
To design and implement programmes to promote social innovation for the most vulnerable, in particular by providing innovative education, training, and employment opportunities for deprived communities, to fight discrimination(e.g. disabled), and to develop a new agenda for migrants' integration to enable them to take full advantage of their potential;
I would therefore like to bring to the attention of the countries that rather than making observations,they should make specific policies and implement programmes, because it really is a question of integrated projects in which states have to tackle integrated policies and active policies.
This initiative aims to: draw up and implement programmes to promote social innovation for the most vulnerable, in particular by providing innovative education, training and job opportunities for the most disadvantaged communities, to combat discrimination(for example, against the disabled) and develop a new agenda for the integration of immigrants in order fully to harness their potential.
In the areas of research, technological development and space, the Union shall have competence tocarry out actions, in particular to define and implement programmes; however, the exercise of that competence may not result in Member States being prevented from exercising theirs.
Accordingly, Member States should be encouraged to develop and implement programmes and activities welcoming newcomers, to promote active citizenship for all third country nationals through more civic, cultural, religious and political participation, to improve the capacity of public and private service providers to respond to their needs and to assist society in adjusting to diversity.
In the areas of research, technological development and space, the Unionshall have competence to carryout actions, in particular to define and implement programmes; however, the exercise of that competence may not result in Member Statesbeing prevented from exercising theirs.
On this basis,Member States will be requested to develop and implement programmes of measures in order to achieve good environmental status, in close collaboration with other Member States and third countries concerned.
According to Article 4(3) TFEU,"in the areas of research, technological development and space, the Union shall have competence to carryout activities, in particular to define and implement programmes; however, the exercise of that competence shall not result in Member States being prevented from exercising theirs”.
It is incumbent on the Member States, however, to devise and implement programmes to simplify administrative actions and provide more systematic assessment of the social and economic effects of implementing Community legislation.
The EESC therefore calls on the Commission and the Council to devise and implement programmes throughout the area of European scientific research to identify synergies between all the different kinds of network making up the TENs.
Member States, in close cooperation with the relevant stakeholders, should implement programmes that focus on business and entrepreneurship skills development, and the involvement of women-led business in global supply chains13.
On the basis of those frameworks,Member States should establish and implement programmes of measures which are designed to achieve good environmental status in the waters concerned, while accommodating existing Community and international requirements and the needs of the Marine Region concerned.
Implementing programmes and initiatives to promote fisheries products, in particular through measures to improve the health and plant-health conditions of the products landed and processed;
CIPs on the basis of the methods used for implementing programmes, emphasis being placed on the most integrated practices.