Examples of using Regionalisation in English and their translations into German
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Regionalisation is essential for my country;
Atlantic Member States must take up the regionalisation opportunities that are created in the Common Fisheries Policy Reform to adopt technical measures for the Atlantic.
The Commission welcomes the recent decision by the US to recognise the EU regionalisation system to control animal diseases.
Finally, since we would like to have a sort of regionalisation, a 30-mile limit would be immensely helpful to employ the goodwill of fishermen in the business of reorganising.
In April, the policy debates in the Council covered regionalisation and transferable fishing concessions(TFCs),
Regionalisation of penalties.
Second priority: regionalisation.
Regionalisation of common fisheries policy.
Regionalisation, Movement control and Identification.
Regionalisation: flexibility without compromising safety.
Minimum convergence and regionalisation aimed at minimising redistribution.
The increasing decentralisation and regionalisation of European countries;
Regionalisation of operational bases and coordination between them;
Regionalisation of the consular services
Another important issue is the regionalisation of the common fisheries policy.
Figures 4.6- 4.9 demonstrate a mixed picture of regionalisation and globalisation trends.
Mr President, regionalisation can mean different things to different people.
In this way our structural policy itself will contribute to regionalisation.
The Commission has proposed29 an agenda with ambitious regionalisation and simplification targets.
I support the drift of the Commission's solution: regionalisation.