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Unibail has approval to build an even larger building, a 69-story 984-foot-high tower called Phare that will cost €900 million.
Paris's La Défense District Goes on the Offensive William Boston 2011
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The overall objective of the Phare programme is to help candidate countries prepare for EU-membership.
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The usual fleet of the [border police] is a Russian-built car, costing one third of the price of the car delivered under Phare and with cheaper spare parts, said the report.
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Phare funds are channelled by the European Commission to candidate states in order to prepare their administrations for accession, as well as to boost economic competitiveness.
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This also helps to avoid overlap with existing projects financed from sources other than Phare.
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Third indent - The catalytic effect of Phare money in activities led by international financial institutions has been assessed as far as possible.
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The Phare Project, which provides funding and support to EU applicant countries and new member states, is set to rescind at least $390 million in unspent grants, and possibly triple that amount.
EU Withdraws Bulgaria���s Funding, Imperiling Government 2008
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But a large part of the cash ends up in a black hole, the court found in an audit, which covers projects initiated from 2000-2004, involving €511 million of Phare cash for Bulgaria and €1.4 billion for Romania.
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The Phare Project, which provides funding and support to EU applicant countries and new member states, is set to rescind at least $390 million in unspent grants, and possibly triple that amount.
EU Withdraws Bulgaria���s Funding, Imperiling Government 2008
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Second indent - Rules and practices regarding co-financing for Phare have been enhanced in the last years.
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