Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Youth Week is very important as a permanent component of this programme, in that it enables the young people
• Engage young people and youth organisations in the planning, delivery and evaluation of European Year of Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion (2010).
• The first was your inspired move to engage the European Youth Orchestra for the occasion; it is first class and it deserves better financial support.
• Yes, I favour the candidature of European parties rather than national parties as the basis for the allocation of top
• The Council has repeatedly called on the government of Yemen and all parties to engage immediately in constructive, comprehensive and inclusive dialogue with the opposition parties and youth.
• Therefore the Commission and the Member States should engage with youth organisations to facilitate the use of EU programme funding in favour of young people in Europe.
• up , we want European political parties to step up their training activities, to promote their own political foundations and to engage in youth work.
• Engage young people and youth organisations in the planning, delivery and evaluation of the future European Year of Voluntary Activities Promoting Active Citizenship (2011),

• The Youth in Action programme is a tool that helps us engage our children in constructive activities, through which they can develop a spirit of leadership, solidarity and tolerance.
• Yes, I favour the candidature of European parties rather than national parties as the basis for the allocation of top
• Engage young people and youth organisations in the planning, delivery and evaluation of European Year of Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion (2010).
• The first was your inspired move to engage the European Youth Orchestra for the occasion; it is first class and it deserves better financial support.
• Doing good work among the youth.
• Engage young people and youth organisations in the planning, delivery and evaluation of the future European Year of Voluntary Activities Promoting Active Citizenship (2011),
• up , we want European political parties to step up their training activities, to promote their own political foundations and to engage in youth work.
• Therefore the Commission and the Member States should engage with youth organisations to facilitate the use of EU programme funding in favour of young people in Europe.