Examples of using Coordinated effort in English and their translations into Dutch
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that this does not exempt them for making a really coordinated effort.
national actors have realised that only through a joint and coordinated effort will they be able to stay competitive.
inconvenient therapy that requires a coordinated effort from your whole health care team,
The EESC calls for a coordinated effort to create a more business-friendly environment for SME through better regulation
The nuclear package represents a coordinated effort to prepare for further development of atomic power in an enlarged European Union
believes that doing so requires a far more serious and coordinated effort than that indicated in this proposal.
Adopting the proposed computerised system requires a joint and coordinated effort by all the Member States and by the bodies responsible for putting the concepts of the single window and the one-stop shop into practice.
namely that it was prepared, in the context of a coordinated effort with the government and interested outside partners, to help Gabon to prepare and organise the presidential election.
and a determined coordinated effort on future regulation.
considers that a stronger, more coordinated effort needs to be made globally,
where the added value of an increased and coordinated effort by the Union and Member States is most evident.
in cooperation with the European Commission, for a reinforced and coordinated effort to foster world-class ICT infrastructures,
The EESC also calls for a coordinated effort to create a more business-friendly environment for small
Coordinated efforts to promote employment have produced encouraging results.
Coordinated efforts at EU level to increase vaccination coverage.
It is also good that the Commission is proposing coordinated efforts.
The government is making a coordinating effort with it prevention agreement.
Our coordinated efforts will separate truth from noise.
We exchange ideas, coordinate efforts, motivate each other, and find.
Whereas coordinated efforts will be required to facilitate women's labour market participation;