Examples of using Policies and instruments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Commission will continue to endeavour that these policies and instruments are coherent,
Every possible effort must be made to ensure that EU policies and instruments work together in a coordinated and mutually supportive manner(paragraph 13 of the report).
Policies and instruments such as innovation/knowledge clusters, knowledge transfer platforms,
Adjusting policies and instruments in this field requires a consensual process in which there is real dialogue involving the Member States,
The report[8] presented by the Commission in its communication of 2 July 2008 which reviewed existing policies and instruments contributing to the inclusion of the Roma people
for the Union to further reflect on the coherence, value for money and best articulation of such trust-fund activities with other existing bilateral development policies and instruments;
EU policies and instruments need to be mobilised to respond to the new social realities:
in coherence with other policies and instruments, to bring about a low carbon knowledge-based economy.
industrial policy and other policies and instruments which have an effect on coastal regions.
The voluntary commitment of European business to the Alliance and the supportive role of the Commission within its policies and instruments where appropriate will strengthen the development of CSR within the EU and abroad.
I think the main issue remains whether the European Union's current policies and instruments will allow us to definitively overcome the serious crisis in the world economy
cooperation with other key Union policies and instruments, notably the European Structural
including by ensuring necessary links to other key Union policies and instruments, notably the European Structural
energy infrastructure are the'no-regret' options and that appropriate policies and instruments should be adopted;
In particular, the Union can contribute by identifying civilian-military synergies and leveraging existing policies and instruments in three main areas- transport infrastructure, regulatory
in a coherent and complementarity manner with relevant policies and instruments in order to make the most effective use of these instruments while systematically promoting humanitarian principles and long-term development goals.
which called on the Commission in December 2007‘to examine existing policies and instruments and to report to the Council on progress achieved.'.
within the Commission in order to exploit synergies between policies and instruments, and to reduce overlaps complexity and bureaucracy.
It is a response to the request from the European Council in December 2007 that the Commission should review existing policies and instruments and submit to the Council a report on the progress achieved.
it is logical to address it in a wider context and to apply broader policies and instruments, for example addressing human rights, poverty reduction,