Examples of using To develop a strategy in English and their translations into Dutch
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the Commission will also work to encourage each project to develop a strategy to ensure a long-term financing of integrated planning
the need still remains for the European Union to develop a strategy for dealing with Belarus.
using the results to develop a strategy in many EU policy areas.
the Rio Convention-the EU is required to develop a strategy of its own to preserve biodiversity.
the Commission to get together now and to develop a strategy in the framework of the Joint Foreign and Security Policy which
The Council requested the Commission to develop a strategy and to submit to the Council as soon as possible a strategy paper setting out the guidelines for future negotiations on new tariff concessions in the floriculture sector to avoid disruption of this sector by unstructured increases of imports.
taking seriously the work it has done to date, to develop a strategy which- as my colleague Mrs Járóka has also mentioned- will be able to put an end to discrimination
which confirm the Commission's intention to develop a strategy consistent with that already presented in the Green Paper on Space Policy
recognises the increasing role of aquaculture in the context of the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy and the necessity to develop a strategy for the sustainable and progressive development of this sector.
Therefore, we have to develop a strategy.
We will therefore also have to develop a strategy concerning content.
First of all you need to develop a strategy for defending Earth.
I think that the EU still needs to develop a strategy in this regard.
It is up to you to develop a strategy and policy concerning this topic.
There is also a need to develop a strategy for promoting the use of electronic communication by SMEs.
That is why the Commission's proposal to develop a strategy of cross-frontier cooperation is most welcome.
Mr Rocard spoke of the need for us to develop a strategy: this can only work in cooperation with Arab countries.
On the basis of all such information, the authority is able to develop a strategy for the medium term and the long term.
Will it, moreover, be able to develop a strategy for cooperation with the growing number of critics in the Lukashenko camp?