Examples of using Regular dialogue in English and their translations into Finnish
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A regular dialogue shall be established with key actors
With this agreement we will establish a regular dialogue to advise on these issues
Participating in regular dialogue with other stakeholders, including the Committee of the Regions,
The Commission shall have a regular dialogue with the beneficiaries of the programme
Regular dialogue between international SDOs and ESOs working on the priority areas identified in
The Commission will organise regular dialogue with social non governmental organisations on policy issues inclusion,
The Union Institutions shall maintain an open, transparent and regular dialogue with representative associa- tions and civil society.
This includes in particular a better and regular dialogue between the Commission and the member states during the preparation of the country-specific recommendations.
However, that requires a regular dialogue with the social midfield,
Closer relations with the peaceful political opposition and with broader sectors of Cuban civil society through intense and regular dialogue decided at the end of January have produced satisfying results.
broader sectors of Cuban civil society through intense and regular dialogue.
The Union institutions should also maintain an open, transparent and regular dialogue with representative associations and civil society.
Regular dialogue between the ECB and other policy-making bodies provides an opportunity to explain the course of monetary policy and improve outsiders» understanding of the ECB 's activities.
It will support the follow‑up to the present initiative and develop a regular dialogue on the EU's efforts to improve international ocean governance.
In particular, the institutions shall maintain an open, transparent and regular dialogue with representative associations and civil society.
by more independent and effective supervision across the Union including regular dialogue amongst supervisors themselves as well as between supervisors and auditors.
will allow a regular dialogue, notably between cultural circles outside official diplomatic and cultural forums.
transparent and regular dialogue with representative associations
A regular dialogue between the Member States and the Commission on the implementation of the CFP will be established in a so-called“peer review” process.