Examples of using Favourable environment in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Communication emphasises the need to use existing Community policies to create a favourable environment for future wireless digital services.
are important for the development of a favourable environment for the sustainability and expansion of micro-credit in Europe.
Mainstreaming SME internationalisation into other EU policies and creating a favourable environment for SME international activities.
regulatory framework creates a favourable environment for low carbon investments.
The development of a favourable environment for electronic commerce, based on Internal Market principles, is essential.
Action taken in this programme should help to create a favourable environment for strengthening the language industries.
This favourable environment will boost business confidence in the Internal Market when developing their creative and innovatory activities.
The conclusion is that several EU Member States should make more efforts to create a more favourable environment for higher levels of Internet penetration.
Promote entrepreneurship and provide a favourable environment for establishing and developing business activity;
Thirdly, to create a clear and favourable environment for the mainly small
Global growth remains solid, providing a favourable environment for euro area exports.
Encouraging the creation of a favourable environment for the development of undertakings in this sector;
It will offer EU consumers the benefit of a broad choice of foodstuffs and provides a favourable environment for Europe's food industry.
But media freedom and pluralism also need to flourish in practice, in a favourable environment.
it serves to create a favourable environment for commercially oriented campaigns.
On 6 November, the Council adopted conclusions9stressing the importance of creating a favourable environment and legal framework for industrial cooperation with third countries.
When applying the 98/34 directive the Commission will remain vigilant as regards the principles of better regulation and the need to sustain a favourable environment for the competitiveness of the European economy.
It seems to me that we should aim to create a favourable environment for those who want to invest in new technologies
the transitional economies and the economic diversification of the accession countries must be supported by a favourable environment which takes account of their particular characteristics.
These efforts, which have a long-term perspective, will be most effective if a favourable environment is created in the countries concerned