Examples of using A new structure in English and their translations into Finnish
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Introducing a new possibility to combine ESI Funds/EFSI and a new structure for combining ESI Funds with EIB and EIF:
does creating a new structure always solve the problem itself,
along with other Hessian universities and polytechnics, a new structure based on the introduction of a presidential statute
are building a new structure to coordinate their clinical research activities on HIV/AIDS,
In managing a number of bank crisis over recent years, national authorities have often created a new structure out of the failing bank and transferred some critical
I am rather afraid that it would turn out to be a new structure of baubles, bangles,
It is also important to note that the European Parliament proposes to introduce a new structure for the financial framework under a single'Europe 2020' heading and asks for a 5, or 5+5 year-long framework as of 2021.
contact points established by active organisations, than to develop a new structure, which would be much less cost-effective, even over a long period.
I would like to point out that on 15 October last year the Commission decided to establish a new structure for the management and evaluation of these programmes.
the changes to the Act on Metsähallitus brought a lot of additional work associated with the switch to a new structure", says Director General Pentti Hyttinen.
The position adopted by the Council also contains a new structure for the provisions concerning the development and adoption of European
not a new structure, but a flow of real-time information accessible to all the Member States for certain types of conviction,
it was entirely unnecessary to invent a new structure: one that, at the end of the day,
starting to formulate a new structure for chemicals policy, we will arrive
But this does not exclude the possibility of developing a new structures with our neighbours at a later stage, if necessary.
It is therefore important to develop a new structured mechanism for the surveillance of harmful macroeconomic imbalances
It is therefore important to create a new structured approach in order to prevent an undesirable macroeconomic imbalance in all Member States and to correct it.
Option 3: to put in place a Health Strategy with an enhanced Health In All Policies approach at EU level and a new Structured Cooperation implementation mechanism to engage Member States and other stakeholders.
In 1994, a new structure, the zonal community, was introduced.