Examples of using Coordination and consistency in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Commission shall ensure coordination and consistency between projects undertaken pursuant to this Regulation and measures undertaken with contributions from the Community budget,
Ensure coordination and consistency in the approach of Commission departments responsible for policies
flexibility, coordination and consistency of Community research work at all levels;
The group recovery plan shall include arrangements to ensure the coordination and consistency of measures to be taken at the level of the parent undertaking
the lack of coordination and consistency between the two schemes and the deficiencies limiting the immediate impact of spending high administrative
No 2083/93 stipulates that the Commission must ensure coordination and consistency between the Funds and assistance from the other financial instruments such as the Cohesion Fund,
amendment of the latter in such a way as to clearly define responsibilities and ensure the coordination and consistency of external action by the European Union in Afghanistan.
improvements in terms of quality of the coordination and consistency in the delivery of EU humanitarian aid;
In accordance with Article 6 of the EFF the Commission has ensured coordination and consistency between assistance from the EFF
stressed the need to ensure coordination and consistency between the work of the Committee on the one hand
There is a lack of coordination and consistency between them which could negatively impact the effectiveness of the regime as a whole.
there is a lack of coordination and consistency between them, even though they pursue similar objectives
its achievement depends on the coordination and consistency of the political strategies that are to be put into effect,
Consistency, coordination and coherence.
Complementarity, consistency, coordination and compliance.
Complementarity, consistency, coordination and compliance.
A common approach between Member States might be considered in order to facilitate better coordination and more consistency, as well as the development of a supranational approach to risk assessments, where appropriate.
REAFFIRMS the need for coordination, consistency and complementarity for all Community activities with a health dimension
Consistency and coordination.
Sustainable industrial development therefore requires coordination, consistency and conformity.