Examples of using Programmes submitted in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The Commission shall scrutinize the programmes submitted by the Member States.
The programmes submitted pursuant to this Article shall not concern the protection of bananas.
The Commission shall scrutinize the programmes submitted by the Member States.
Programmes submitted after 31 March shall not be eligible for financing the following year.
The Member States then select the projects to which funding is to be allocated, based on the programmes submitted.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended or supplemented under the procedure laid down in Article 26.
Paragraph 2 shall applymutatis mutandis to changes in respect of support programmes submitted by Member States.
Operational programmes submitted under the“Convergence” objective with a contribution from the Cohesion Fund shall be drawn up at national level.
Paragraph 4 shall apply mutatismutandis to changes in respect of applicable support programmes submitted by Member States.
Approve the apiculture programmes submitted by Member States, including the allocation of the Union's financial contribution;
The Commission shoulddevelop such targets based on the national prevention programmes submitted by the Member States.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended or supplemented in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 25.
We also analysed 1026 ACRs for ERDF/CF operational programmes submitted to DG REGIO in the 2010- 2014 period(see Table 5).
(iii) programmes submitted by Member States may be amended or supplemented in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 24(2).
The quantified targets linked to these indicators willbe known only when the operational programmes submitted by the MS will be adopted by the Commission.
Operational programmes submitted under the Convergence objective with a contribution from the CohesionFund shall be drawn up at national level.
Today's recommendations are based on the dialogues with Member States, the programmes submitted last month, data by Eurostat and the recently published Commission 2018 Spring Economic Forecast.
Operational programmes submitted under the“Convergence” objective shall be drawn up at the appropriate geographical level and at least at regional level NUTS II.
With the exception of Romania and the United Kingdom, budgetary outcomes for 2007 were in line with, or better than,the budget balance targets of the updated convergence programmes submitted at the end of 2006 or the beginning of 2007.
Operational programmes submitted under the“European territorial cooperation” objective for transnational cooperation shall be drawn up at the level of each transnational cooperation area.
The objectives of the regulation; actions and information channels used and their cost-effectiveness; coverage and content of the programmes; impact and effectiveness of the measures;and complementarities between programmes submitted by the Member States and programmes submitted by the professional organisations.
Operational programmes submitted under the“European territorial cooperation” objective for cross-border cooperation shall be drawn up for each border or group of borders by an appropriate grouping at NUTS III level, including enclaves.
Amounts set out in operational programmes submitted by Member States, certified statements of expenditure, applications for payment and expenditure mentioned in the annual and final report of implementation shall be denominated in euro.
Operational programmes submitted under the European territorial cooperation objective for crossborder cooperation shall be drawn up, as a general rule, for each border or group of borders by an appropriate grouping at NUTS level 3, including enclaves.
Operational programmes submitted under the“Regional competitiveness and employment” objective shall be drawn up at regional NUTS I or NUTS II level, in accordance with the institutional system specific to the Member State, for regions benefiting from financing by the ERDF, safe as otherwise agreed between the Commission and the Member State.
As regards the programmes submitted by the Member States for implementing monitoring and control systems, the Commission shall give priority to the actions which it deems most appropriate for improving efficiency in this area, and also take into account the performance of Member States in implementing programmes already approved.
A simple programme is a promotion programme submitted by one or more proposing organisations from the same Member State.
In the specific case of my own country, Portugal,the Commission has remarked that the programme submitted is a risky one.
This figure includes individual opinions on the work programme submitted by 12 chambers10 as well as a joint opinion from 14 chambers11 in which each chamber identified its own priorities among the initiatives proposed by the Commission.