Examples of using Effective coordination in English and their translations into Danish
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We expect from the Commission a clear allocation of the responsibilities for this matter and effective coordination between all relevant services.
The Council and Parliament stressed the need to put in place new structural arrangements to ensure effective coordination.
calls for closer and more effective coordination of these economic policies.
In appropriate cases concerted action makes it possible to achieve effective coordination in the Community with little outlay.
574/72 have made effective coordination between very different national insurance models possible, but there are still some matters to be resolved.
bottom-up approach and effective coordination with programmes such as Daphne and PROGRESS.
The third key issue for us is the need for continued long-term commitment from donors and for effective coordination.
We need an employment policy and effective coordination of macroeconomic policy.
monetary union without effective coordination of economic policy will not work.
Economic contributions alone can be fruitless if they are not accompanied by close and effective coordination at all stages and for all forms of EU aid.
achieve improved and more effective coordination, there must be minimum regulation at European level.
The Commission will do everything it can to ensure the necessary, effective coordination by establishing the appropriate structural arrangements.
The presidents of the Council have always stressed the importance of effective coordination and of a regular exchange ofinformation concerning discussions in both institutions.
We believe, therefore, that effective coordination will bring real benefits from the point of view of efficiency
procedures covering excessive deficits- in order to secure effective coordination.
No one disputes the fact that peace in Europe depends essentially on effective coordination of security resources and cooperation among the Member States.
In writing.-(PL) Mr Őry is right in acknowledging that, on the level of the European Union, effective coordination needs to be ensured between Member States as regards benefit payments.
Confidence is improved if we concentrate on the implementation of what was collectively agreed and also on the effective coordination of these efforts.
Such relations should, however, be subject to strict controls, in order to maintain effective coordination of activities and the subdivision of responsibilities.
The Council referred in a resolution adopted on 28 November to the importance of effective coordination of emergency aid.2.