Esimerkkejä Guiding principles käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The guiding principles are as follows:
Guiding principles must be affirmed.
Our guiding principles have been transparency and participation.
The guiding principles of the proposed Regulation are effectiveness and clarity in terms of the legal obligations.
Guiding principles of the operational programme(Article 19 of Regulation(EC) No 1198/2006);
accountability are important guiding principles for the Union of today.
I think it is important to discuss the guiding principles with one another.
The approach of the directive establishes three guiding principles.
Coordination and division of labour must be the guiding principles of programming under the new development instrument.
Dankook University cherishes truth and service as its guiding principles.
Four guiding principles underpinned the reform programme.
Our bilateral agenda should follow three guiding principles.
The guiding principles upon which Mrs De Veyrac has based her report will go a long way towards improving the standard of services offered by airlines, which is what matters most for passengers.
The 1984 Fontainebleau European Council set out important guiding principles to ensure fairness in the EU budget.
The European Central Bank(ECB) today publishes a document outlining the guiding principles followed by its Executive Board members when communicating with private,
To allow for integration in the field of maritime surveillance, the Commission has set out guiding principles to help EU Member States establish a common information sharing environment for their numerous surveillance authorities.
This includes referencing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, which were adopted by the UN Human Rights Council in June 2011.
which are guiding principles on which all the institutions' activities should be based.
Alongside the current guiding principles, it is particularly interested in the following three questions.
The European Council in Göteborg then adopted guiding principles and modalities for contributions of non-EU states to EU police missions.