Examples of using More systematically in English and their translations into Finnish
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All public investment programmes should also be used more systematically to leverage additional private sector funds.
Also, evaluation and simplification of existing schemes should be carried out more systematically and mutual policy learning should continue.
During plenary sessions, section meetings and major EESC conferences, involve other institutions more systematically in debates.
The European Council called on the Member States"to develop more systematically in the National Reform Programmes comprehensive policy strategies to improve the adaptability of workers and enterprises.
The new partnership must bring together civil societies much more systematically, and also the people's representatives,
Encourage institutions to build learning mobility more systematically into curricula, and eliminate unnecessary barriers to switching institutions between bachelor
We must therefore put in place the resources to enable us to assess more systematically the environmental impact of these projects.
should be recognised, and their initiatives more systematically supported.
the EESC urges the EC to promote deinstitutionalisation more systematically and effectively through specific policies,
It calls upon the Government to further promote the NLC and to consult it more systematically on all policies in which employers and workers have a legitimate interest.
Best practices will be applied more systematically, especially those acquired during the changeover to the euro in 1999 and 2002.
Moreover, I very much welcome the suggestion that interparliamentary delegations should take up human rights issues much more systematically.
In 2008, it has put increasing emphasis on the need to quantify impacts more systematically and to address clearly the issue of administrative burdens.
Address fair and ethical trade more systematically in the upcoming review of the EU‘Aid for trade' strategy
bilateral objectives into EU policies and supports the need to address multilateral issues in the EU's political dialogues with third countries more systematically.
We make progress by tackling these issues more systematically, but we must realise that we are not able to solve all the problems connected with the complex nature of these situations,
exploit synergies; and coordinate European efforts more systematically.
In this acute situation, competition is being distorted and livelihoods are being threatened, and the European Union risks suffering serious strategic damage if action is not taken more quickly and more systematically against obvious unfair practices.
using regulations instead of directives more systematically as a tool for achieving legislative uniformity where appropriate, and daring to try out new
other donors coordinate their programs more systematically with the EU and the EU accession agenda.