Examples of using Be complementary in English and their translations into Finnish
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Regional trade initiatives, which are proliferating, can be complementary to multilateral liberalisation
Furthermore, the activities carried out in this programme will be complementary to activities undertaken within Member States
they how could they be complementary to each other.
The Agreement will be complementary to the existing Customs Union Agreement and extends the scope of current relations,
It would, therefore, be complementary to and in synergy with other programmes, such as Socrates, in particular, by developing the international dimension of education in Europe through European Masters Courses, as explained above.
Its role would be complementary to both that of the administrative correspondents and the contact committee
However, the EU can be complementary in nature and help in developing all kinds of sport by speaking out against sporting discrimination which still happens when one sport feels threatened by another.
of course, be complementary and which must have more clearly defined objectives.
must have a clear end-date, respect the principles of sound financial management and be complementary to traditional instruments such as grants.
throughout the EU and that Community-level actions affecting the forest sector should be complementary in nature and in line with the principle of subsidiarity;
towards promoting energy efficiency, bearing in mind that such an agreement should be complementary to EU energy efficiency policy;
a clear distinction to be made between the areas of intervention of the parties which must be complementary and not overlapping.
targeted research where this would either be complementary to, or provide synergy with, national programmes.
employees, may be complementary rather than mutually exclusive actions, in conjunction, of course, with a legislative text.
that the Treaty itself makes cohesion a horizontal policy, which must be complementary to other Community policies.
Thus, the EF Impact Assessment is complementary to other well-proven tools, adding the life cycle perspective.
The Agreement is complementary to the Schengen Agreement
At the same time EMAS is complementary to the traditional command-and-control approach.
It is complementary to the flagship'Youth on the move' adopted in September.
It is complementary to assistance provided by the IMF.