Examples of using Institutionalised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Georgia) should be replicated and institutionalised, with the aim of having fora of this kind with all Eastern countries.
The recent debates about mobility also highlighted that the minimum wage can be a good instrument also in countries where it has not been institutionalised.
said the Holocaust reminds the world what happens when“institutionalised hatred goes unchallenged.”.
The Commission will present shortly an interpretative Communication on institutionalised public-private partnerships with a view to clarifying the rules applicable.
It is an opportunity seized upon in the Cariforum-EC EPA, which institutionalised the participation of non-state actors in monitoring its implementation.
probably institutionalised, and of low intelligence.
private actors and can in limited cases be institutionalised public-private partnerships(such as Joint Technology Initiatives and other Joint Undertakings).
To verify that overcompensation was effectively ruled out, a centralised and institutionalised surveillance mechanism needed to be in place to determine to what extent the damage might have been covered by insurance
The Committee is convinced that an institutionalised mechanism for consultation with civil society is very much needed and that economic
However, this would be unrealistic since more than 75% of institutionalised space-related activity in Europe will continue to be financed
The EESC supports the idea of institutionalised dialogue between the WTO
private theatre form or as soloists or as institutionalised leaders of some theatres go on the way they set off.
We need to engage in closer, institutionalised cooperation, primarily
Madrid Outline Convention adopted in 1980 is considered as the most important document of the CoE on this field which provides for 47 member states with detailed guidance concerning institutionalised cross-border cooperation of local and regional authorities.
Although the effectiveness of implementation of a centralised structure is secured by an institutionalised framework supported by an organisation with its own budget
shocking as Dergoul claims, they will provide final proof that brutality against detainees has become an institutionalised feature of America's war on terror.
problem solving in a range of international contexts(from the strongly institutionalised European policy regimes to the broader and less institutionalised global regimes).
health conditions and institutionalised corruption, it is comparatively violence-free,
In October 2005 our standpoint addressed to the Parliamentary Speaker drew attention to the fact that without urgent legislation the institutionalised representation of minorities on the local self-governments that goes together with their voting rights could be put at risk.
is also ready to contribute through institutionalised, and therefore sustainable, cooperation to tackling the integration of minorities,