Examples of using Key instruments in English and their translations into Dutch
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The newest and perhaps the most important phenomenon in the globalisation process is the emergence of trade agreements as key instruments of accumulation and control.
In keeping with the spirit of the reform, work was carried out on the regional development programmes(RDPs), the key instruments for the coordination of regional policies
Material transfer agreements and stakeholders' codes of conduct are singled out as key instruments for stakeholders to live up to their responsibilities as identified by the Bonn Guidelines.
The YOUTH and future"YOUTH IN ACTION" Programmes make an important contribution to the acquisition of competences and are therefore key instruments in providing young people with opportunities for non-formal and informal learning in a European dimension.
The key instruments from the point of view of reducing the level of aid in the Union are theregional aid guidelines,
is at the heart of Europe's key instruments such as the single market,
They are, rather, considered to be key instruments enabling the EU to create more
Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) is one of the key instruments to make it easier for developing countries to achieve growth.
Economic and Social Crisis has concluded that one of the key instruments to aid economic recovery should be that of cohesion funding across all regions of the EU.
Regarding remaining key instruments in the fight against crime,
the allocation of staff are key instruments for achieving the abovementioned objective.
they are also key instruments in avoiding crises in public finances such as those currently hitting countries across the Union.
which pinpointed the development of the TENs as one of the key instruments for growth, competitiveness and employment.
One of the EU's key instruments for the preservation of biodiversity is the Directive on the conservation of natural habitats
its cumulative effect over the whole territory of the Union is one of the key instruments which will enable the Union
While investment protection and liberalisation become key instruments of a common international investment policy,
The code forms the legal basis for levying these duties and, as such, one of the key instruments for protecting the financial interests of the Community
The 1979 Birds directive and the 1992 Habitats directive are two key instruments for the conservation of wild species
Innovation is one of the key instruments in revitalising the EU's international competitiveness
are key instruments for international judicial cooperation,