Examples of using A coordinated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the comprehensive network in a coordinated and timely manner,
along with Europass they are complementary elements of a coordinated European strategy, which contributes to the Lisbon goals by
For this reason, we are calling in our joint resolution for a coordinated and coherent approach to the challenges which face us,
A coordinated strategic audit plan for the period 2012-14 is also being prepared to ensure that the impact of planned audits is optimised and any duplication of
bringing this region closer to the EU by working together in a coordinated and mutually supportive way on shared challenges such as better managing migration
analysis systems they wish to establish a system that operates in a coordinated and accessible fashion in all parts of the water management cycle, from detection to prediction.
resulting from this work, to promote a coordinated phasing out and analyse how to take country-specific circumstances into account, reporting to the
to get through it we need a coordinated global response, so I very
social challenges: The EU must take a coordinated, decisive and leading role in forthcoming efforts to solve the crisis and, above all, in redesigning the financial system.
The Council(ECOFIN) RECALLS that the estimates of the global costs of tackling climate change by a coordinated international response remain far lower than the costs of inaction,
Supports the proposal for a Coordinated Annual Review on Defence,
address this situation in a coordinated, objective and more effective way,
it is essential that this would be done in a coordinated and integrated manner to respond better to the Community or even international dimension of economic markets.
with over 60 million refugees or internally displaced people across the globe, requires a radical strengthening of the EU migration system and a coordinated European response.
as set out in the Communication on a Coordinated economic response to the COVID-19 outbreak of 13 March 2020.
while respecting the subsidiarity principle, but which can be effectively achieved only if all the levels assume their responsibilities in a coordinated and complementary way.
efforts will collectively contribute towards a coordinated European approach to prevent, detect, mitigate and react to all kinds of cyber disruptions and attacks.
potentially requires a coordinated international response.
results while ensuring a coordinated and harmonised approach to enforcement.
there needs to be an appropriate European framework enabling the intended structural reforms to be implemented in a coordinated and consistent way.