Examples of using Institutionalised in English and their translations into Danish
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professional accountants ever allowed near the heart of the Commission's treasury function have all spoken out about institutionalised malpractice.
has institutionalised the participation of immigrants in all its institutions.
would free Christians from one form of institutionalised discrimination.
We are certainly concerned about the plight of institutionalised children whose living conditions are generally inadequate in both of these countries.
we can talk about institutionalised cooperation.
European states receiving immigrants must be institutionalised in order to provide a cornerstone for a genuine association based on development.
the district assembly seems to be currently the only institutionalised forum where municipalities can discuss issues of common interest.
does it have an institutionalised relationship with the European Union.
The work reorganisation experiments made necessary by the introduction of flexible hours are institutionalised very quickly, for the employees
developed and institutionalised.
It is time to work for a transatlantic free trade area that can open the way towards institutionalised transatlantic cooperation.
transparency There are no institutionalised relations between the Parliament
The economic relations between Switzerland and the European Community were institutionalised through a bilateral Free Trade Agreement in 1973.
Union and Rio Group hold their sixth institutionalised ministerial meeting at Cochabamba(Bolivia) and jointly publish the'Cochabamba Declaration.
So in a certain sense we are creating the conditions which I hope will be institutionalised some day.
The demands for increased participation in EU matters have focused on improving institutionalised mechanisms of cooperation through both the sectoral conferences
1984(loi Savary) institutionalised relations between universities and enterprise.
it is just as necessary to combat institutionalised wrongdoing and to make the European Union a union for the emancipation of citizens.
There was a great deal of concern before those countries joined the EU about the standards of care for institutionalised orphans and disabled children.
Mr President, over the last five years I have watched in horror the EU's endless scandalous institutionalised looting of taxpayers' money.