Examples of using Better links in English and their translations into German
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Clear definitions of agricultural activity, eligible land and active farmer, as well as better links between payments and activity, should be established
Instead, the Common Strategic Framework, which is itself desirable, should be set up to ensure even better links between research and innovation, not least through additional
Member States to ensure better links between academia and industry by supporting the placement of researchers in industry during their training
Clear definitions of agricultural activity, eligible land and active farmer, as well as better links between payments and activity should be established
Regional centres will receive better links with Trans-European Networks.
We must obtain better links between legislative work and the budget.
Better links with the rapporteurs in preparation
It should also achieve better links with Ghent and Brussels via Courtrai.
Establish better links between statistics on inservice training
Better links between targets and specific measures would allow a better assessment of the ambition
One of the strongest impacts of the Year has been better links between organisations with an interest in language issues.
It proposes better links between policies on employment,
Better links must be established with sea ports
It will strengthen and simplify cooperation among the Member States and thus contribute to better links between institutions for accreditation
new networks created and better links established between existing networks, with the proviso that the affected groups must be actively involved.
processes in the dough, which leads to a better links between gluten proteins and thus to a stronger gluten network.
by reducing the reporting burden on Member States and by making better links between poverty, pensions and health.
the provision of incentives for the establishment of better links between research institutes and business;
raising the educational attainment of 22-year-olds, and creating better links between education and the labour market.
It remains essential to design better links between out-of-work benefits
