Examples of using Enhanced coordination in English and their translations into Polish
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The new strategy will involve the enhanced coordination of economic policies,
The Community will also support enhanced coordination of disaster relief and preparedness,
The EESC also welcomes the enhanced coordination between GMES and the European Defence Agency,
the main priority of which is enhanced coordination of economic policy strategies in the Member States and, as a long-term goal,
In the Member States, administrative savings in public health risk management will also be achieved through enhanced coordination under the Health Security Committee, which allows pooling
general enhanced coordination and mutual information between Member States when taking decisions that have an impact on neighbouring countries.
the Presidency will work within the framework of the Council towards enhanced coordination and- in reply to Mr Rack- more visible coordination because- as Mr Rack rightly says- we need to safeguard the visibility of the European Union.
aligning priorities through enhanced coordination and knowledge sharing, both among activities undertaken in Europe(at EU level
Enhanced coordination between economic, employment
greater focus on the rebuilding of civil society and enhanced coordination between the international bodies.
as appropriate, a role for the European Systemic Risk Council as far as systemic risks of cross border financial groups are concerned and enhanced coordination between supervisors on micro-prudential supervision.
the higher potential for spill-over effects among countries which share the single currency, enhanced coordination and stronger surveillance of the budgetary processes
biodiversity are high on the agenda of the Summit, as enhanced coordination with Brazil is crucial to a successful outcome.
tightening of cross-departmental cooperation, enhanced coordination of efforts and reinforcement of the decision-making system in those states.
the Council confirms that enhanced coordination of fiscal policies must adhere to the Treaty principle of subsidiarity,
the Member States to ensure that any decisions aimed at enhanced coordination between CITES and other biodiversity-related conventions do not undermine the nature of CITES as a global conservation agreement
Beyond the necessary enhanced coordination and stronger surveillance of economic policies
Jobs adopted in July 2005 by the Council reflect this clear orientation towards an enhanced coordination between macroeconomic and structural policies,
Action 4: Enhance coordination and joint activities on environment and health.
Enhancing coordination and exchange of information with Member States.