Examples of using A more structured in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Having regard to the Inter-institutional Agreement of 28 November 2001 on a more structured use of the recasting technique for legal acts,
data right: a more structured and better-focused approach would improve the effectiveness of the Commission's verification.
Having regard to the Inter-institutional Agreement of 28 November 2001 on a more structured use of the recasting technique for legal acts,
data right: a more structured and better-focused approach would improve the effectiveness of the Commission's verification.
Having regard to the Inter-institutional Agreement of 28 November 2001 on a more structured use of the recasting technique for legal acts,
data right: a more structured and better-focused approach would improve the effectiveness of the Commission's verification.
In a more structured form.
Promote a more structured dialogue with civil society.
I should have created a more structured hair.
the participants sought a more structured competition environment.
participants sought a more structured format and competition environment.
These practices form a more structured and formalised approach than the one currently used by Eurostat.
Over time a more structured dialogue on the model of a round table could be envisaged.
Over time a more structured dialogue on the model of a round table could be envisaged.
However, a more structured approach to jointly developing global research infrastructures, including e-infrastructures is needed.
There should be a more structured, political discussion on key issues in the Association Council/Committee.
The Commission will improve the monitoring of policy effectiveness and promote a more structured dissemination of good practices.
Finally, a third experiment obligated the rodents to follow a more structured path, with more limited options
On public administration reform the Commission is introducing a more structured dialogue and setting up‘special groups' with the enlargement countries.
In Mr Malosse's view, the Treaty of Lisbon offered new opportunities to establish a more structured relationship with the European Parliament.