Examples of using Programmes must in English and their translations into Swedish
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Current programmes must be accelerated.
There must be follow-up after the experience gained: the programmes must be properly evaluated.
The programmes must be communicated to Brussels.
The coordination between the various funds and programmes must also be improved,
Our programmes must have a clear environmental profile.
Article 2 sets out certain characteristics which plans and programmes must possess for the Directive to apply to them.
Indicative programmes must be drawn up for each country.
However, we do take very seriously the idea which the rapporteur has put forward that these programmes must be monitored in an appropriate way.
Such programmes must be carried out in cooperation with staff
No longer must the Budget be adapted to the programmes decided on by the Management Board, but the programmes must fit the resources provided by the Budget.
The EU's programmes must be used to build trust
Without prejudice to health measures and to Articles 18 and 19, disease surveillance programmes must, as a minimum, comprise surveillance of the infections
The programmes must continue in order to safeguard the EU's
is essential for action on urban development to address the issue of improving housing stock, then the programmes must provide appropriate additional financial allocations from national and/or local authorities.
Every year, the programmes must submit their budgets and financial accounts to Mistra.
Article 3(2)(a) of that directive that those plans or programmes must concern planning for a given area.
Such programmes must also be developed without additional financial expenditure and bureaucracy.
All parts of the programmes must be coherently interlinked(coherence)
The programmes must be such that they can be effectively implemented throughout the enlarged Community.
To receive support, projects and programmes must be viable in four fundamental areas:
Programmes must therefore be accessible to all young people regardless of their socio-economic
The implementation of Community financial programmes must be part of an effective policy mix aiming at achieving specific objectives linked to the development of EU policies.
The programmes must be strengthened so that reform covers all the key policy areas for growth and jobs in all Member States.
Those plans and programmes must include at least the information listed in Annex IV to Directive 96/62/EC.
Programmes must also be evaluated periodically during implementation to assess whether they should be continued,
The rules for participation in these programmes must be really simple
Programmes must be made simpler,
Rehabilitation programmes must be seen as complementary to other behavioural measures like campaigns, police controls and education.
National programmes must cover all the applications for assistance submitted under those Articles.
These programmes must be open to the CEECs,