Examples of using Tempus projects in English and their translations into Swedish
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Tempus projects are goal oriented.
Non-EU G24 countries must fund their own participation in Tempus projects.
The following countries may apply for Tempus projects in the academic years 2000/01 and/or 2001/02.
The objective of CME-2 is to facilitate the dissemination of results achieved through Tempus projects.
Tempus projects are run by consortia of universities,
The following paragraphs are intended to provide the applicant with an overview of what is expected from Tempus projects.
All Tempus projects must be submitted on official forms by the closing dates indicated.
must fund their participation in Tempus projects from their own resources.
As a consequence grant agreements for Tempus projects involving institutions from the countries concerned were also delayed.
must fund their participation in Tempus projects from their own resources.
The Tempus projects listed in this annex are representative of the quantitative
staff were trained in the best European universities during the implementation of 21 Tempus projects.
A total of 1,149 payments were issued for current Tempus projects following the approval
thereby acting as a facilitator for the transfer of know how to a new generation of Tempus projects;
For application deadlines and selection results for Tempus projects and Individual Mobility Grants please refer to the relevant chapter on page 8.
Eastern Europe must fund their own participation in Tempus projects.
the Minister of Education have therefore identified the following areas, in which Tempus projects will be selected over the 2 years period, covered by this document.
Tempus projects provide a testing ground for governments
the national authorities have identified the following priority areas, in which Tempus projects will be selected over the period 1998-2000.
Tempus projects work in two stages:
them in October 2005, all NTOs started to monitor Tempus projects in their countries.
The national priorities, which form the basis for cooperation to take place in all Tempus Projects in the period 2000-2002, are listed in the Annex to this Guide for Applicants please refer to Annex 3- Priorities for the partner countries.
Eastern Europe for exchange of results achieved through previous Tempus projects.
sustainability of the results of previous or current Tempus projects the results of relevant projects not connected with the Tempus programme may also be included.
Eastern Europe for exchange of results achieved through previous Tempus projects.
may participate in Tempus projects as partners, but only if they finance their participation themselves.
including the exchange of results achieved through Tempus projects(Joint European Projects
Formal requirements for a Tempus Project application.
Preparing and running a Tempus Project means conceiving
but rather a Tempus project.
