Examples of using Structural policy in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Council Regulation(EEC) No 101/76 of 19 January 1976 laying down a common structural policy for the fishing industry(8) being voided of
macroeconomic and structural policy surveillance at EU level before national budgets
Together with the African partners, we need to support a structural policy that promotes growth
Whereas the implementation of the Community's structural policy for fisheries also requires statistics on production in the aquacultural sector;
programmes supporting culture and creativity, political cohesion, structural policy and others.
It created Community market bases for fisheries products and a structural policy designed to modernise the fishing fleet and its infrastructure.
aquaculture A/3- Structural policy and economic analysis A/4- Fisheries control policy. .
regional and structural policy as an adjunct to the single market.
In the EESC's view, specific elements of future EU structural policy for rural areas include.
Norway is a party to the Schengen Accords and that Switzerland contributes to the Union's structural policy in the new Member States?
All this implies a need for stronger macroeconomic and structural policy coordination in the euro area.
Nick Johnstone, Head of Structural Policy Division at the OECD, addressed the closing remarks of the high-level working breakfast.
Structural policy must have, as its primary and principal objective, the promotion of real convergence,
The Committee recommends that structural policy measures be closely interlinked
A set of macroeconomic and structural policy measures that promotes sustainable,
Structural policy also bolsters the internal market by means of the trade
Economic convergence, monitoring of the national budgetary and structural policy options, new instruments for financial market monitoring- all of this may give the impression that the apparatus of the Union is on the way to becoming pretty heavy-going and complicated.
At the core of the new strategy is a framework for enhanced co-ordination of Member States' economic policies building on widened country surveillance which covers all relevant macroeconomic and structural policy areas in an integrated fashion.
Both cohesion policy and structural policy mention territorial,
transparent debate on employment and other structural policy issues at the European level.