Examples of using To simplify and improve in English and their translations into Danish
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defining the principles and content of a strategy to simplify and improve the regulatory environ ment 3.
so every innovation we make is designed to simplify and improve your life.
quotas has sometimes proved insufficient; to simplify and improve management of the system
quotas has sometimes proved insufficient; to simplify and improve management of the system
so every innovation we make is designed to simplify and improve your life.
whilst also proposing solutions to simplify and improve what is still, after all, the most important EU programme,
The overarching goal of the current proposal is to simplify and improve the application of the Directive,
because I feel that all necessary efforts to simplify and improve Community actions in developing countries must be properly supported and funded by Parliament.
The text replaces four existing directives with one, with a view to simplifying and improving the regulation of consumer protection.
The question arises as to whether, in addition to simplifying and improving the regulation for EU citizens,
Part of this strategy is to simplify and improve law-making.
By no later than June the Commission will have put forward a proposal for a straightforward action plan to simplify and improve the regulatory environment, after the Community' s institutions and other interest groups have been heard.
of Community policy and the evolution of the employment situation, as well as to simplify and improve its working.
A far-reaching programme was launched in 2002 to simplify and generally improve the regulatory environment.
Steps have now been taken to simplify procedures and improve programming, to prevent local actors becoming understandably discouraged,
The Group feels it is appropriate to improve and simplify the codecision procedure without changing its nature.
In addition, we must also work internally in the administration to improve and simplify our work processes through digitisation.
The Commission has therefore begun to try to improve and simplify procedures and in December 1990 it adopted a first batch of measures with this end in view.