Examples of using Complementarity in English and their translations into Czech
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Of course, there must be complementarity, but we must not have duplication because,
fostering greater complementarity between the various funding instruments.
ensuring the best possible coordination and complementarity with existing initiatives.
especially through the three Cs: coherence, complementarity and coordination.
This financing instrument shares the basic principle that there should be complementarity between all financing instruments.
convergence and complementarity of all the institutions involved, including the Member States.
coordination between donors or complementarity of actions.
this cannot get in the way of developing an operational perspective, complementarity and synergies that are a match for our ambitions.
negating the differences and the complementarity between men and women in their natures,
This Agreement aims to ensure complementarity and added value
with international trade aiming for complementarity rather than competition.
Member States must work towards ensuring the coordination and complementarity of the available financial resources;
it is necessary to ensure greater complementarity with action in the context of cooperation with Europol
transparency and complementarity, in particular the establishing of a cooperation framework between the two institutions entailing regular contacts
which asserts complementarity rather than competition between the different modes of transport,
by taking advantage of the diversity and complementarity of the territories and by firmly targeting the polycentric development of the European Union.
we will have complementarity of our institutions' public registers;
directing it towards competitive rather than complementarity logic(which should guide it),
I believe that it was Mr Hénin who spoke just now about the complementarity of transport, particularly as regards the railways,
a basis for real progress towards integrating different types of European policy, towards the complementarity of these policies, towards launching an integrated approach.