Examples of using More systematic in English and their translations into Hungarian
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More systematic improvements to the visa issuing procedures can also be offered in the form of visa facilitation agreements for specific categories of people to be negotiated between the EC and a third country willing to engage in a mobility partnership.
This proposal may include, to the extent relevant for the protection of EU financial interests, more systematic rules on aiding and abetting,
To ensure a more systematic approach in the legislation governing spirit drinks, this Regulation should set out clearly defined criteria for the production, description, presentation and labelling of spirit
More systematic and comprehensive reporting, in the context of the SCPs, on issues related to the quality of public finances
we need more systematic cooperation on the EU and member-state levels in several policy areas,
The Commission recognises the need for a more systematic assessment of the food security situation
The Council acknowledged the Commission's intention to assess a more systematic recourse to indigenous sources of energy with a view to their safe,
Envisages more systematic monitoring of the pre-legislative dialogue between the national parliaments
However, strategies for adaptation that are based on more systematic analysis of vulnerable regions, sectors and people must be thought of now and implemented soon,
on a model similar to the SLIM committees, but in a more systematic way and upstream of this regulation,
A common and more systematic approach to integrating EURES in the service offer would ensure that all interested jobseekers and employers across the EU have
harmonise national procedures and to encourage more systematic use of the principle of mutual recognition is necessary.
This continuous process will then be fuelled by input from new, more systematic review procedures for the identification of future simplification priorities based on a broad analysis of the impact of legislation.
simplify national procedures and to enable more systematic recourse to the principle of mutual recognition.
This should include a more systematic follow-up of evaluation findings.(i)
In order to render such dialogue and exchange more systematic, the setting up of an EIT Stakeholder Forum,
along with active participation by various Commission directorates-general and stronger, more systematic cooperation between Member States' authorities.
It has already taken a more systematic approach of the monitoring of the sanctioning system,
of a broad consultation, and launched an ongoing process fuelled by input from new, more systematic review procedures to identify future simplification priorities based on a broad analysis of the impact of legislation.
As part of the Five-Year Work Programme, the Commission intends to develop a more systematic approach to cooperation on health, which is one