Examples of using Some programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Some programmes cannot be tuned.
Enhanced performance isalso at the basis of the financing mechanisms established in some programmes.
Here are some programmes designed especially for you.
We could not validate some of the essential information that was forwarded to the Council,such as the initial estimates of the financing gap for some programmes.
Some programmes or courses have specific entry requirements.
Although it may be a painful decision,it is smarter to bring some programmes to an end, or not to begin them at all, rather than under-finance them.
Note For some programmes the recording cannot be stopped by pressing the button.
Who, knowing where the problems lie- and you are told every year by the gentleman sat beside you-could tighten the purse-strings or cut off money to fund some programmes?
Some programmes bundle malware as part of their installation process.
A flexible membership structure should also be established in order to enable Switzerland andNorway to take part in some programmes and to offer limited participation to some Member States.
In some programmes they were less stringent overall, which made compliance easier.
Mr Schadeck raised the issue surrounding the access of the Serbian social partners to certain EU programmes; since it lacked candidate-country status,Serbia did not have access to some programmes.
In some programmes, the conditions for assistance were less stringent, which made compliance easier.
By way of illustrating these weaknesses, our auditors found several examples of countries not beingtreated in the same way in a comparable situation and that in some programmes, the conditions for assistance were less stringent, which made compliance easier.
In some programmes the actions supported by the YEI need to be more focused on supporting employment creation.
At the same time, the Commission considers that the majorincrease in climate spending in the Court's estimates for some programmes(notably those in paragraph 69) broadly confirm the scale of the Commission's working level estimates from the beginning of the MFF.
Whilst some programmes clearly describe the content and form of policy measures taken or proposed, in others this information is often lacking.
The Commission is increasingly taking over performanceindicators from the country's national development strategy. in some programmes, the Commission used indicators focused on poorer regions in the partner countries or which were broken down by gender in order to increase their relevance to poverty reduction priorities.
For some programmes, changes were necessary due to enlargement and/or the integration of the Union's new Neighbourhood programme concept.
Specialists say that it is desirable for the photovoltaic systems to be used in non-electrified areas, for isolated houses or communities which are not connected to the electric grid However, the problem are the costs and the competence of the local authorities as, in such situations, the private ownershave to cover the expenses, being eventually supported by some programmes such as the Green House.
In some programmes the conditions represented a relatively stable set of requirements, while in others they changed substantially with every review.
They should be improved, particularly for some programmes, and the Commission will continue to pursue its efforts in this direction through advice, training actions and specific audits.
Some programmes have been more successful than others, demonstrating how difficult it is to rehabilitate indigenous species, especially species which have undergone hybridisation.
As a matter of principle,product placement is prohibited but may be admissible in some programmes: cinematographic works, films and series made for audiovisual media services, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes unless a Member State decides otherwise.
There are also some programmes which are tailored to the specific situation in Northern Ireland and are aimed at bridge-building between the two communities and across the border.
In addition, some Programmes single out across-the-board improvements in public sector productivity, inter alia, through administrative reform, as an objective on its own.
The combination, in some programmes, of a back-loaded fiscal adjustment with a lack of specification of measures underlying the projected consolidation is a source of concern.
Management of some programmes, namely the External Borders Fund, the Integration Fund, the Return Fund and the European Refugee Fund is, however, mostly, shared with Member States.
Although the cities offer them some programmes of incentives and assistance, they still face administrative, legal and social obstacles that hamper their work and everyday activities.
We have also managed to maintain some programmes supporting human rights and the proper administration of public affairs, for example a project to support children's rights in cooperation with UNICEF and projects in support of judicial reform.