Examples of using Different instruments in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Official/political
There will be different times, different instruments, but the aims and the subjects always remain the same.
Thus, the Community has developed a policy on services of general interest based on various degrees of action and on the use of different instruments.
Also review the current European educational processes and the different instruments already in place
It is important to ensure that different instruments are cost-effective
Alongside the overarching specific objective of ensuring consistency between the different instruments, each instrument has its own specific objectives.
It will cover the actions envisaged and the different instruments to be used so that subsequent approval of individual projects is not required, only information.
The European Semester combines the different instruments in an overarching framework for integrated multilateral economic
The EU has different instruments at its disposal to overcome trade barriers and promote regulatory convergence.
Service providers use different instruments to determine whether existing services adequately serve all parts of the population.
Member States have different instruments for making this adjustment, depending in particular on how the rights of active members develop.
Member States have different instruments for making this adjustment, depending in particular on how the rights of active members develop.
While the content of the policy framework remains unchanged, the use of different instruments to implement it will lead to different results and impacts.
The report also contains illustrations of how the different instruments, especially financial ones,
Set track volume levels to balance different instruments so nothing is hidden,
how to recognize the different instruments, how to understand their accents
thereby minimising potential overlaps between the different instruments.
The Portuguese Government notes that the fact that Community rules are often dispersed among different instruments makes it more difficult to interpret and apply them.
coordination of actions targeting young people, which are spread over a number of different instruments.
We have already set out some ideas in our Green Paper about how to achieve this by bringing together the different instruments at EU level under a single umbrella.
In most cases there is no chronological transition between different instruments but simultaneous funding.