Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Tempus programme in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Of the Tempus Programme in 2006.
Two basic families of countries participate in the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme is open to all the G-24 countries.
It should be noted that the Tempus programme does not support research.
The Tempus programme is open to all G24 countries.
Currently, the ETF also provides technical assistance to the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme is open to all G-24 countries.
takes part in the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme is open to all G24 countries.
The ETF also provides technical assistance to the Commission for the Tempus programme.
A detailed description of the Tempus programme can be found at the following URL.
Resume of the objectives of the council decisions relating to the tempus programme.
The main tasks of the Tempus programme in Latvia in the period 1998-2000 are the following.
Report on the External ex-post Evaluation of the 3rd Phase of the Tempus Programme 2000-2006.
The Tempus programme is managed by the European Commission Directorate-General for Education and Culture.
evaluation of the Tempus programme(May 1992) COM(93) 29 final.
Provides technical assistance to the European Commission for the implementation of the Tempus programme.
A study outlining the main achievements of the Tempus programme in the Southern Mediterranean.
The ETF also assists the European Commission in the implementation of the Tempus programme.
Council adopts provisions establishing Tempus programme and European Training Foundation.
The Tempus programme was first adopted on 7 May 1990 by the Council of Ministers of the European Union.
The proposal seeks to launch a third phase of the Tempus programme for the period 2000-2006.
Technical assistance was provided to the European Commission by the Foundation for the implementation of the Tempus Programme.
Section 6 is dedicated to the Tempus Programme and Section 7 provides a breakdown of the 1997 budget.
Tacis Programmes are able to participate in the Tempus Programme.
In the area of education, Phare continued to support the Tempus programme for the reform of higher education.
emerged in central and eastern Europe during the first three years of the Tempus programme.
With help from the Tempus programme and other contributions, it had some 15 researchers from Central Europe
It describes in greater detail the activities financed by the Tempus programme and their requirements.
The Tempus programme is managed by the European Commission(Directorate-General for Education