Examples of using Third pillar in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A third pillar has been proposed in the form of a European deposit insurance scheme.
Capital Markets Union will reinforce the third pillar of the Investment Plan for Europe.
The optional private pension represents the third pillar of the pensions system.
further deepen the Single Market(third pillar).
Jurisdiction in criminal matters: first and third pillar.
home affairs(third pillar).
The third pillar consists of strengthening the international dimension of the EU's internal market by creating a larger transatlantic internal market.
The third pillar is the roll-out of smart technology(see 2014/724/EU)- along with safeguards for the protection of personal data(see 2014/724/EU).
A third pillar initiative on data retention obligations was discarded since it would have been incompatible with existing Community law.
The third pillar would target the general business environment by fostering good governance,
The third pillar of development sessions is self-knowledge
second and third pillar authorities, e.g. with Europol.
The Second Pillar deals with the Common Foreign and Security Policy while the Third Pillar deals with Police
That the Olympic Charter was amended in 1996 to add environment alongside sport and culture as its third pillar of Olympism?
The third pillar which forms the structure of the Hungarian political conception of the state is what we call Christian freedom.
The third pillar is the maintenance of monetary stability- defined as keeping a tight lid on inflation- by the central bank.
Indeed in the second(common foreign and security policy) and the third pillar(justice and internal affairs)
The third pillar is Hungary's competitive environment,
in safeguarding the legality, implementation and application of third pillar instruments.
In the areas that fall within the“second pillar”(foreign policy and defence) and“third pillar”(criminal law),