sub-programme

Amendment No 115 would create a sub-programme within the programme.

The spell, the brain's equivalent of some tiny, crude, looping sub-programme collapsed, simply ceased to be said.

The European Parliament has acknowledged that the amount of expenditure allocated in the Commission’s proposal to sub-programme 1.b, ‘Cohesion for growth and employment’, is justified.

Firstly, we need to include a new sub-programme in the Interreg Community initiative devoted entirely to island regions and to further promote trans-island cooperation.

Marine Life Information Network: Biology and Sensitivity Key Information Sub-programme.

The sub-programme which supports teaching about Europe in higher education is named after the French politician and architect of European Unity, Jean Monnet.

Charabanc is also grateful for support under the Physical and Social Environment Sub-Programme of the European Regional Development Fund.

The Commission has already done everything proposed within the scope of a new sub-programme of that kind, since it is obliged to by virtue of the Treaty and the directives relating to the internal market.

In the European Parliament’s proposal the main decrease in expenditure relates to sub-programme 1.a, ‘Competitiveness for growth and employment’, and also to administrative expenditure by the EU institutions, channelling extra resources towards the European Parliament’s traditional priorities.

Iraq's export capacity is now being improved under a sub-programme of the 'oil for food' programme, but it will not take full effect until spring 2000 because of the planning and delivery schedules; here, as you know, oil prices are a factor of uncertainty in both directions.

Just imagine that the Americans had implemented their aid under the Marshall Plan after the war in such a way that for each sub-programme they had asked the Member States of the USA whether they, for example, ought to fund a reforestation project in the south-western part of Bavaria or not!