Examples of using Formalise in English and their translations into German
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Formalising the informal economy would result in fairer competition.
Formalising or introducing new policies.
Patient involvement in ERNs is yet to be formalised.
Study the feasibility of extending and possibly formalising the exchange of information on criminal records.
Formalise the global and multidisciplinary approach.
I hope that the European Council will formalise this matter.
The Council should formalise the final adoption of the legislative package very soon.
The first group of Covenant cities will formalise their adhesion no later than the next EU Sustainable Energy Week.
Formalise the links into relationships to build official networks.
Creating communication strategies can help formalise and clarify your structure.
Whereas the SFBC-Circular Auditing and the SFBC-Circular Audit Companies are new and formalise the present practice.
The members of the Link voted unanimously to strengthen and formalise this relationship by all Link members joining Partnerlift.
European institutions are based on treaties that not only formalise the constitutional framework but also constitutionalise neoliberal policy choices.
Unions, on the contrary, formalise the status quo in agreements on holidays,
Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding will formalise the existing cooperation practices.
It would simply formalise that procedure.
Formalise the procedures for officials from one Member State to carry out investigations in another.
The EU must now formalise the principle whereby Member States act in the benefit of the EU as a whole in bilateral energy relations with key partners and in global discussions.
Formalise the procedures whereby officials from one Member State could carry out investigations in another.
Banks must formalise their cyber risk management strategy,