Examples of using Comprehensive approach in English and their translations into Czech
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The aim of the report is to offer a new and comprehensive approach in the protection of fundamental rights.
A comprehensive approach to crisis prevention
The report refers to a range of actions for a comprehensive approach towards cancer prevention
we are taking a comprehensive approach to education.
It is important that the Community adopts a truly comprehensive approach to the problem of SALW proliferation by targeting all levels of the illicit SALW trade chain.
I would like to encourage us to really move forwards within Parliament and adopt a comprehensive approach towards the transport sector, which also secures
Geographical-sociological concept of wind energy problems solving offers comprehensive approach and enables synthesis of environmental
The revised and modernised social agenda will also guide our actions in a comprehensive approach to enable Europeans to realise their potential
The development of the EU's comprehensive approach and its combined military
we all know that now we have a comprehensive approach, a comprehensive'package' or'Gesamtpaket',
security policy through a comprehensive approach drawing upon all the instruments available to the Union
This comprehensive approach only makes sense when it is situated in the context of improved governance,
medium-sized enterprises must take place as part of a uniform and comprehensive approach for the whole of the European Union.
It is clear that the health sector really needs a long-term strategic and comprehensive approach, which will require all the main actors in the Member States
the blue card for highly-skilled workers, we will come forward with new proposals next year to build a truly comprehensive approach at European level regarding migration.
I support this report since it entails a comprehensive approach to the challenges we face in the mental health sector,
the Member States, in a comprehensive approach, under my overall coordination.
The February European Council meeting will be a meeting of transition and a search for a comprehensive approach to the current economic challenges in Europe, whether in relation to the eurozone
We are expecting the Commission to produce a White Paper which reflects this comprehensive approach and puts the focus on it to ensure that our forests have a future
is in line with the balanced framework of the comprehensive approach implemented since 2005