Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Tempus scheme in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Introduction to the tempus scheme.
The TEMPUS Scheme was not in any sense established as a pre-set panacea for these problems.
This reflects the limited presence of industry in the TEMPUS Scheme during its first two years of activity.
In 1992 the TEMPUS Scheme received 1979 applications for support for Joint European Projects of which a total of 234 were supported.
It is against this background that the operation and impact of the TEMPUS Scheme in the period under report can best be described.
eastern europe as revealed by the first three years of the tempus scheme.
The main goals of the TEMPUS Scheme under the TACIS programme are.
advice to the Commission on the overall implementation of the TEMPUS Scheme.
providing details of this part of the TEMPUS Scheme, together with an application form.
For 1993-94, the budget for TEMPUS schemes in the national indicative programmes for Central and Eastern European countries is ECU 118.9 million.
providing details of this special action of the TEMPUS Scheme, together with an application form.
The Tempus Scheme is administered by the European Commission(DG XXII- Education,
Eastern Europe which are participating in the TEMPUS Scheme, despite all that they have already achieved,
assists the Commission of European Communities in the implementation of the TEMPUS Scheme.
The TEMPUS Scheme is managed within the Commission, by the Task Force Human Resources,
providing details of this part of the Tempus Scheme, together with an application form.
This section of the report attempts to measure the results of the TEMPUS Scheme hitherto and is based mainly on an assessment of the written material submitted by projects,
since January 1993 as a separate entity has participated in the Tempus Scheme since the academic year 1990/91.
The TEMPUS scheme was adopted on 7 May 1990 by the Council of Ministers of the European Communities with a view to promote the development of the higher education systems in the countries of Central/Eastern Europe, starting with Poland and Hungary.
since January 1993 as a separate entity has participated in the Tempus Scheme since the academic year 1990/91.
In accordance with Article 5 of the Council Decision establishing the Tempus Scheme, the Commission is assisted by a Management Committee composed of two representatives appointed by each Member State
From January 1995 onwards the EUROPEAN TRAINING FOUNDATION, located in Turin, will take over provision of technical assistance to the Commission with regard to the implementation of the TEMPUS Scheme.
This section of the Report addresses the main principles of the Council Decision of 29 April 1993 establishing the second phase of the TEMPUS Scheme and the particular modifications to it in relation to the strategy for TEMPUS. .
which is contracted to assist the Commission of the European Communities in the implementation of the Tempus Scheme.
The TEMPUS Scheme continues to be managed within the Commission by the Task Force Human Resources,
The Commission's proposals for the future development of TEMPUS in the period 1994-1998 draw heavily on the experience acquired to date in the implementation of the TEMPUS Scheme.
In view of the need for immediate implementation of the TEMPUS Scheme, the Task Force Human Resources asked the organisations responsible for providing technical assistance to the Commission for the COMETT
providing details of this special action of the Tempus Scheme, together with an application form.
Three new categories of grant were made available within the Tempus Scheme in the academic year 1993/94 two of which,