Examples of using To integration in English and their translations into Finnish
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In a number of opinions, the EESC has stated the need for a holistic approach to integration, requiring the involvement of all players concerned,
institutions is indispensable to integration; enabling immigrants to acquire this basic knowledge is essential to successful integration.
A nation with this asset is always a constructive contributor to integration and has the maturity to pool its sovereignty with others for the common good.
Basically, with a view to integration and its implications for transport policy, every effort should be made
the representatives of the governments of the Member States at the JLS Council on 19 November 2004 underline the need for a holistic approach to integration.
These can make a very important contribution to integration and the exercise of EU citizenship in the host country.
Access to institutions, goods and services on the same basis as nationals is fundamental to integration; interaction between migrant/citizen;
The importance of languages for social cohesion and overcoming barriers to integration is a theme that is being closely followed by the European Commission.
The Council invites the NCPI, supported by the Commission, to consider approaches to integration that involve the society as a whole, including in particular to. .
This is seen as the best way to integration and also the best defence against poverty and exclusion.
The reports acknowledge that one of the most important barriers to integration relates to the restrictions on the location of clearing and settlement.
comprising the individual right to integration and laws on integration. .
With regard to integration, the 6th EAP helped to guide the ongoing process of environmental integration in reforms of the CAP, CFP and CP.
Pathways to integration, in particular for the hard core of the long-term unemployed,
most notably in regard to integration of EU processes and closer coordination.
a pathway to integration and employment and a key factor for improving social cohesion.
However, many barriers to integration of the European audit market remain and cross-border mobility of
The Cypriot Government is being coerced in the run-up to integration into accepting solutions which go against the interests of both communities and the Cypriot people in general.
particularly with regard to integration, sustainable development
One group is devoting itself to integration within the Union work