Examples of using Complementary measures in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The main objective of this extension was to ensure that the complementary measures for the smooth implementation of the programme could be put in place.
(f) the competent authority requires the operator to take any appropriate complementary measures that the competent authority considers necessary to restore compliance;
Three complementary measures to facilitate the roll out and take up of fast and ultra-fast broadband in
Complementary measures under Horizon 2020 will aim at widening participation across the whole of the programme.
Three complementary measures to facilitate the roll out and take up of fast
Box 12), as complementary measures.
Amendment 32, stating that with its review, the Commission may consider submitting proposals on economic instruments as alternative or complementary measures.
Complementary measures concerning labour market regulation,
Complementary measures concerning regulation of the labour market
Complementary measures(25) reflect the commitments in the digital agenda to provide every European with access to basic broadband by 2013
If necessary, Mr Jarzembowski, the Commission report will also propose complementary measures to facilitate the gradual opening up of the market.
dismissed by Zachem and its suppliers benefit from complementary measures funded by other ESF measures; .
FEAD shows important complementarities by targeting different groups or providing complementary measures notably with regard to the target groups supported
and this includes any complementary measures.
Once the European Public Prosecutor's Office is set up, practice will show the possible need for complementary measures.
which respond to the specific objectives set and include complementary measures addressing the underlying drivers.
Improvements in vehicle technology would have to reduce average emissions to no more than 130g/km, while complementary measures would contribute a further emissions cut of up to 10g/km.
In order to achieve the overall objective of reduced mercury exposure on a global scale complementary measures at international level are necessary.
There will be an emphasis on the description of legally sound forest management methods and complementary measures connected to the different species and habitats.