Examples of using Differentiated approach in English and their translations into Polish
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In the EESC's view, the Action Plan should adopt a more differentiated approach in this context and thus attach greater importance also to the use of biomass for the production of heating.
the EESC recommends that it pursue a more differentiated approach.
This requires an analysis of the relevant labour market and a differentiated approach to various sectors
I believe- and a number of previous speakers have already pointed this out- that a differentiated approach would certainly be useful.
the rapporteur does not forego a differentiated approach and, on several occasions, calls for a constructive dialogue between the Commission and Parliament.
rather than seeking universal application of the country-of-origin principle, a differentiated approach should be followed, with priority being attached to harmonising the individual sectors.
the White Paper and highlights the need to bring a geographically differentiated approach to transport policy.
Partially drawing on Amendment 21, a differentiated approach to the definition of‘waste facility' according to risks involved by each type of waste was introduced,
A threefold and differentiated approach, taking into account the relative differences between countries in the region as well as association agreements
support a more differentiated approach, tailored to the situation of the beneficiary country, based on sound criteria
Nearly all respondents supported a more differentiated approach, tailored to the situation of the beneficiary countries,
The differentiated approach proposed distinguishes between the mandatory establishment of a branch if investment services
Nevertheless, even taking into account the new differentiated approach, we must not let the"more for more" principle become"more for less" for the sake of the new paramount objective of stabilisation in the neighbourhood.
Nevertheless, even taking into account the new differentiated approach, we must not let the"More for More" principle transform into"More for Less" for the sake of the new paramount objective of stabilisation in the neighbourhood.
With regard to areas declared for the purpose of receiving aid under the Single Payment scheme, a differentiated approach should, however, be taken given
the need for a more differentiated approach to the model and risk management procedures,
support a more differentiated approach, tailored to the situation of the beneficiary country,
supported a more differentiated approach, tailored to the situation of the beneficiary country
applies a more differentiated approach for individual countries,
For future programmes, consideration is needed on a more differentiated approach according to the specificities of different types of third countries