Examples of using Structural programmes in English and their translations into Swedish
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We have a reasonably good administrative culture and the EU's structural programmes have involved increased bureaucracy.
I believe that structural programmes should go hand in hand with a relief of debt and not just be a condition for it.
It is precisely in these countries that a lightening of the debt burden will make structural programmes easier to implement.
Secondly, we have structural programmes at European level
they must be given under the structural programmes.
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There are three principal reasons why the structural programmes may not have contributed as much to cohesion as some expected.
with loans going in particular to structural programmes.
I do not have to remind the House of the importance of structural programmes as an instrument for the economic
in the context of the structural programmes concerned.
The procedures introduced by the Commission for the approval of structural programmes have proved highly complicated and resulted in extensive delays;
Checklists for processing aid applications under the Act on the financing of rural development implementing structural programmes and funds.
Debt relief should also go hand in hand with political structural programmes for growth, employment and long-term sustainable development through mature trade relations.
in any event be met from the budget for the affected Member States' existing structural programmes.
For example, they will enable us to help the applicant countries to prepare to implement structural programmes, of which they have had little experience in the past.
in any event be met from the budget for the affected Member States' existing structural programmes.
Moreover, the'inclusion principle' intended to bring the equality of opportunity dimension into all structural programmes, must not make it impossible to pursue specific programmes. .
The structural programmes in the fisheries sector, governed by Council Regulation(EC)
The derogations mentioned above could be financed either by the FIFG in the context of the current structural programmes of the Member States concerned
to include the Canary Islands and specific projects for repairing damage caused to the coastal infrastructure in the Union's structural programmes.
To be able to deliver greater European added value, the structural programmes need to both: a concentrate their support on EU priorities and b coordinate with other EU policies and financial instruments.
The implementation of all the above measures is a precondition for the Commission to approve Community funding under structural programmes, as stated in the relevant regulations.
This measure will be managed as two structural programmes(one for Spain,
it is also important that the establishment and implementation of structural programmes be directed above all at people,
provide individual overall views of the structural programmes implemented.
the resources already earmarked in the structural programmes must be supplemented both by the contribution from the states involved
The results of“5%” controls are forwarded to the central European secretariat within each Government Office(where they can be compared with other structural programmes), as well as to the central seat of the ministry;
The role of the loans for the structural programmes is to increase the level of absorption
the Financial Perspective today, the European Parliament has taken an important step towards enabling the structural programmes to begin in the regions of the EU as early as possible, in 2007.
By the end of the year, due largely to the structural programmes not being fully implemented, a surplus of about EUR 11 billion remained, much of which went back to the Member States, in the form of reductions to their contributions to the 2001 budget.
It recognises the importance of grubbing-up as an instrument of market organisation which is to be offered as part of the regional or national structural programmes for limited periods of three to five years within the overall Community framework.