Examples of using The integrated guidelines in English and their translations into Dutch
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for the Commission and the Council to ensure that the integrated guidelines constitute the main thrust of the European Semester.
The Integrated Guidelines address the need to achieve a better work life balance addressing issues such as childcare,
The integrated guidelines call on Member States to expand
The integrated guidelines for the period 2008-2010 are presented in one comprehensive document with two parts.
The Integrated Guidelines underline the need for Europe to expand
Together with the broad economic policy guidelines, these form the integrated guidelines for implementation of the EU 2020 strategy for smart,
Moreover, the EESC believes that it is necessary to strengthen the Community dimension of the Lisbon agenda and the Integrated guidelines for growth and jobs, whilst respecting the subsidiarity principle.
Member States were invited to take the integrated guidelines into account in their national economic and employment policies.
Europe 2020 as it will be a major instrument for implementing the integrated guidelines.
This reflects their important contribution to implementing the integrated guidelines for growth and jobs.
It must underpin the policies pursued by the Member States under the Integrated Guidelines and National Reform Programmes NRPs.
This should be an important element of Member States National Reform Programmes in implementing the Integrated Guidelines.
Therefore, it is important that cohesion, and particularly its territorial dimension, be taken into account in the integrated guidelines and impact analyses35.
can really get underway now that this last, particularly tricky summit has approved the integrated guidelines.
It is the Presidency's intention that, within the framework of the integrated guidelines adopted last year, the European Council should lay down specific priority measures to be implemented by the end of 2007.
employment proposed by the European Council in March 2005 and to the integrated guidelines proposed by the Commission in June 2005, which also focus on growth and employment.
Set new targets wherever there are shortcomings: In addition, new or specific targets should be set within the framework of the integrated guidelines, especially in areas where there has been limited progress