Examples of using Structured cooperation in English and their translations into Italian
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Structured cooperation between the Member States in the area of national supervisors leaves a great deal to be desired.
Structured cooperation is nothing more than an updated version of the old Europe à la carte idea.
RECALLING the importance of the Minister for Foreign Affairs being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
Thus the Committee calls for immediate action- setting up multi-stakeholder task forces to secure timely and properly structured cooperation.
In addition, a number of JTIs have signed Memoranda of Understanding with European Regional Development Funds managing authorities setting up a framework for structured cooperation.
My final point concerns the Convention's guideline for an arms agency that is open to all the Member States, according to the structured cooperation method.
developing structured cooperation at both levels.
The only major progress so far in furthering the work if the Convention has been in clarifying a structured cooperation on defence.
make concrete plans for future structured cooperation between the two municipalities.
PROPOSES to follow the Task Force's work closely with a view to the development of structured cooperation in a subsequent stage;
Security Policy being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
There is general agreement on the willingness to start structured cooperation between the EESC and the NTSEC.
Under Option 3, positive social impacts would be expected through the new strategic focus and Structured Cooperation mechanism.
 The Investment Fund signs a structured cooperation agreement with the certified innovative start-up incubator to co-invest in start-ups.
Structured cooperation between the Commission and the EIB should make it easier for the Commission, the EIB, and the EIF to combine their funding,
wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council
Government present at the EU-Morocco Summit to give mandate to the EESC to establish a structured cooperation with the ESC of Morocco once established.
hereby establish structured cooperation betweenthemselves within the meaning of Article I-406.
whether to participate in permanent structured cooperation or the European Defence Agency.
are thus difficult to assign: another reason for requiring structured cooperation between the various authorities.