Examples of using Institutionalised in English and their translations into Polish
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It calls on the latter to establish an institutionalised platform for regular meetings
The only problem is that short-term, institutionalised support schemes never remain short-term,
The institutionalised budget in a centralised structure guarantees a minimum level of stability and financial security to support a balanced portfolio of short term and long term technologies.
but as an essential, institutionalised practice included within the policy cycle: implement, monitor, evaluate, reshape.
it is just as necessary to combat institutionalised wrongdoing and to make the European Union a union for the emancipation of citizens.
Graduate studies have been institutionalised in the form of the faculty-wide Medical Research School Düsseldorf,
Social dialogue is institutionalised, but is marked by a lack of trust between participants,
If a creation does not deserve to be institutionalised due to its quality,
And corrupt police officers. between organised crime sitting at the top of an institutionalised relationship H". A senior police officer.
Today they are too much institutionalised or have become ordinary companies although one cannot generalise.
Social dialogue is institutionalised, but is marked by a lack of trust between participants,
The Committee will contribute through institutionalised, and therefore sustainable, cooperation to tackling the integration of minorities, especially the Roma.
The Commission will present shortly an interpretative Communication on institutionalised public-private partnerships with a view to clarifying the rules applicable.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has benefited from autonomous trade preferences since 1996, but institutionalised contacts with the EU started only in June 1998.
Institutionalised employee information,
should establish institutionalised cross-regional cooperation between the EU
In Spain, the 1978 Constitution provides for all players to contribute to reforms of the education system in institutionalised joint committees.
some have been institutionalised and registered as NGOs.
The Committee is convinced that an institutionalised mechanism for consultation with civil society is very much needed
also stand as good examples of institutionalised consultation of the social partners.