Translation of "gérer des programmes d'accès " (French → English) :

managing access programmes | oversee access programmes | manage access program | manage access programmes

program access

facilitate humanitarian response programmes | handle humanitarian response program | handle humanitarian response programme | handle humanitarian response programs

oversee government-funded programmes | supervise state-funded programmes | maintain state-funded programmes | manage government-funded programmes

random access programming [ random programming ]

Northern Native Broadcast Access Program

REACCS programme | Reaction Access System Programme

ACCESS Program for Disabled Persons [ ACCESS ]

Special Telecommunications Actions for Regional Development | STAR [Abbr.]

freely-receivable television programme service

It benefits from its status as a public body specifically created to manage programmes in the area of education, audiovisual and culture and this focus enhances the visibility of the EU programmes among stakeholders and the general public.

- establishment of the European GNSS Programmes Committee, foreseen at Article 19 of the GNSS Regulation, whose purpose is to assist the Commission in the management of the Programmes and to reassure Member States that the Programmes are managed appropriately.

18. Taking into account the Commission's recognition that the EJTN enjoys a de facto monopoly for operating the Exchange Programme for Judicial Authorities, calls on the Commission to ensure that the procedures by which the EJTN applies for funds for that Exchange Programme reflect that monopoly situation; calls, in particular, for those procedures to be streamlined in order to ensure that funds are made available timeously so as to enable the EJTN to organise and run an efficient programme which meets the expectations of, and commitments made to, participating national schools, international bodies ...[+++] and judges and prosecutors; considers that, if this is not the case, the credibility of the Exchange Programme may be called into question, to the detriment of national judges and prosecutors interested in taking part and the advancement of mutual confidence across European judiciaries;

18. Taking into account the Commission's recognition that the EJTN enjoys a de facto monopoly for operating the Exchange Programme for Judicial Authorities, calls on the Commission to ensure that the procedures by which the EJTN applies for funds for that Exchange Programme reflect that monopoly situation; calls, in particular, for those procedures to be streamlined in order to ensure that funds are made available timeously so as to enable the EJTN to organise and run an efficient programme which meets the expectations of, and commitments made to, participating national schools, international bodies ...[+++] and judges and prosecutors; considers that, if this is not the case, the credibility of the Exchange Programme may be called into question, to the detriment of national judges and prosecutors interested in taking part and the advancement of mutual confidence across European judiciaries;