Examples of using Existing cooperation in English and their translations into Finnish
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In particular, the EESC supports expanding the existing cooperation platforms to involve civil society in the Black Sea Forum for Partnership
exchange of best practices in existing cooperation frameworks such as the Football against Racism in Europe network FARE.
Explanation: The ECB is of the view that the existing cooperation between the Committee of European Securities Regulators
In order to improve the existing cooperation between EU Member States
bearing in mind their inability to make use of existing cooperation mechanisms8 for preventing fraud.
to enhance existing cooperation in the fight against drugs,
in particular, through pilot projects aimed at estab lishing cooperation in this area or at strengthening existing cooperation;
With a view to reinforcing existing cooperation and ensuring rapid,
mechanisms of Member States, without prejudice to the responsibility of coastal States to have appropriate pollution response mechanisms in place and respecting existing cooperation between Member States in this field.
Spain feels that existing cooperation is satisfactory.
Welcomes existing cooperation with the United States in the fields of non-proliferation.
Neither side has been able to draw maximum benefits from the existing cooperation.
To that end, existing cooperation with national ESCs
going beyond existing cooperation, both to partner countries and to the EU.
As such, they definitely need to be shared with the developing countries within the framework of existing cooperation.
Besides Russia, a comprehensive approach can be better reflected in existing cooperation with other main hydrocarbon suppliers: 20.
The Agency shall establish and develop a European asylum curriculum taking into account the Union's existing cooperation in that field.
It highlights our existing cooperation, it seeks to improve
The proposal does not, however, set out to modify or replace existing cooperation mechanisms based on Community and international instruments.
The government's preference is to improve existing cooperation between Member States to tackle fraud and other serious crimes with a cross-border element.