Examples of using Policies and instruments in English and their translations into Finnish
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external relations policies and instruments, to better address the globalisation challenge.
do not overlap or clash with existing EU policies and instruments.
This package shows the importance of bringing different policies and instruments together, including at EU level.
The full range of EU and Member States' policies and instruments should be used to achieve this objective.
private sector development impact of EU policies and instruments regarding trade, enterprises, employment and other relevant fields.
It is necessary to preserve coherence between Community policies and instruments so that they do not negatively interfere with the capability measures of women in partner countries.
Interdependence between different policies, between policies and instruments and the importance of policy integration to deliver the overall objectives;
evaluation of existing policies and instruments at European level
To this end it invites the Commission to examine existing policies and instruments and to report to the Council on progress achieved before the end of June 2008.
Benchmarking national policies and instruments for promoting e-business can help Member States assess their policies and identify best practices.
Some EU policies and instruments already provide tools
Policies and instruments are targeted at exploiting current or emerging national/regional strengths
between the latter and other relevant policies and instruments of the Community.
These security challenges can only be tackled in a comprehensive approach combining different policies and instruments, short and long-term measures.
consistent with a European strategy, policies and instruments.
industrial policy and other policies and instruments which have an effect on coastal regions.
crisis response are all policies and instruments which form the backbone of the Union's external action.
Through this Plan the European Commission is taking a step towards increasing the effectiveness of EU policies and instruments provided for by the Treaty,
stakeholders will help to frame effective policies and instruments that will work alongside market mechanisms to promote an innovative chemicals industry that is also attentive to protection of health and the environment.
building on existing EU policies and instruments and respecting the following principles which will need flexibility in their implementation.