Examples of using Rules-based in English and their translations into Dutch
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Moreover, the public finance dimension is addressed through the rules-based framework of the Stability and Growth Pact.
We must preserve the institutions that underpin our rules-based global liberal economy
A stronger, international society, a rules-based international order
What we seek is a multilateral, rules-based framework for crisis management within which there is space for the hurts of nations to heal.
The Pact is a rules-based system setting a framework shared
A rules-based system is the best guarantee for commitments to be enforced
Neither of these approaches-the rules-based approach of social scientists
Rules-based capture ensures necessary messages are retained and unwanted messages are
The Commission's trade defence policy is a rules-based system in line with WTO rules.
Trade policies will have to take the above circumstances into account, albeit within a rules-based system.
freeform and rules-based design abilities.
A further challenge that we face is how to work together to strengthen the practical applications of rules-based multilateralism based on our shared values.
taking concerted action make it a model for a rules-based international order.
China have a fundamental shared interest in strengthening the rules-based multilateral trading system.
A coherent cross sectoral, rules-based international approach is needed to ensure that seas are safe, secure, clean and sustainably managed.
We reaffirm our commitment to trade liberalisation in the framework of a rules-based multilateral trading system from which all nations should benefit.
The credibility of the rules-based framework for the co-ordination of budget policies will have to receive particular attention in the future.
way of expanding and managing trade in a rules-based system, and a cornerstone of the multilateral system.
Ratification of the second phase of the Kyoto Protocol underlines the EU's commitment to a legally binding and rules-based approach to international action on climate change.
unambiguous assessment of State aid levels may be carried out from both a functional and rules-based point of view.