Examples of using Clear added value in English and their translations into Polish
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would bring a clear added value and enable benefits that could not be achieved by MS acting alone, even with EU financial support.
competent authorities or the Agency and no clear added value of the amendments.
In writing.-(SV) The rapporteur requires that an organisation for actors from civil society at European level should have a clear added value compared with national,
by identifying a set of thematic areas in which the EESC could bring clear added value.
Indeed, there would be clear added value in developing, with appropriate countries, cooperation in the areas of labour migration management, development-enhancing remittances, voluntary return and reintegration of migrants, and diaspora networks.
demonstrating clear added value, delivering full benefits at minimum cost
the Commission called for the institution of EU programmes particularly in areas where there is a clear added value at EU level,
agree on S& T cooperation priorities with key third country partners where cooperation brings a clear added value for Europe in addressing key global challenges and engage in joint initiatives.
IPA funds will also continue to be channelled through multilateral agencies where these agencies have a clear added value and where proper arrangements for accountability,
aim to produce a clear added value in terms of policy impact and effectiveness.
those performing B2C cross-border contracts as well as trading only domestically would have to pay very substantial additional costs without a clear added value.
in such a way as to demonstrate to the European citizen that the EU will act only where there is clear added value and in respect of the principle of better lawmaking.
whereas in Romania the Phare contribution did not provide clear added value for a better regulatory infrastructure in the electricity market see paragraphs 32 to 36
the European Year activities should aim to produce a clear added value and provide an effective complement to the Open Method of Coordination on Social Protection
Community action would bring clear added value to national efforts by setting out the evidence base,
high level, priorities would make it possible to deliver results with a clearer added value.
This is a policy with very clear added value for the whole of the EU.
Actions at EU level must offer clear added value and results must be realistic and measurable.
The political dialogue with national Parliaments has proved to be a success, with a clear added value.
a common approach at EU level was feasible and would have clear added value.