Examples of using Coordinated approach in English and their translations into German
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A coordinated approach is required for the major investments along the main infrastructure corridors.
The Committee welcomes the commitment to a coordinated approach.
Consequently a coordinated approach would avoid further distortions of the Internal market.
A more coordinated approach towards volunteering policy is needed from the EU institutions.
This requires a coordinated approach to the planning and construction of infrastructure.
The big advantage of this project is its coordinated approach.
In addition, the project is institutionalising and implementing a regionally coordinated approach to marine spatial planning MSP.
The new energy policy should aim to ensure a coordinated approach by the EU Member States and the European Commission on key energy issues.
The joint research strategy is intended to facilitate a coordinated approach in the development of new materials.
urgently needed investment in energy infrastructure call for a more coordinated approach.
The Recommendation adopted today proposes a coordinated approach to translate the legal requirements into concrete measures.
The 2010 Guidelines are to ensure a coordinated approach in the area of the German Bishops' Conference.
now demands a targeted and coordinated approach.
This will permit a more strategic and coordinated approach than in the current programmes.
the forum will explore how a more coordinated approach can be extended across all levels of European policy making.
economic constraints that make a coordinated approach on European level recommendable.
A coordinated approach is essential to help Member States to manage it more successfully.
with lax safety standards, as well as providing a coordinated approach to combat the potential confusion of having separate national blacklists.
Multi-layered and coordinated approach; and.
The need for a coordinated approach.