Examples of using Joint approach in English and their translations into Polish
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We will only be able to do this in cooperation with our partners if we Europeans take a clear, joint approach.
Taking a joint approach in this area would make a major contribution towards shaping global relationships.
Also a joint approach to the problems of climate change will substantially enhance the chances of solving these problems.
A joint approach, including a critical mass of professionals from the European Union
Such joint approach has already allowed the EU to develop a tailor-made response to the requests
openness of higher education systems requires a joint approach from a wide range of policy areas
in this context the JEREMIE Memorandum of Understanding organises the joint approach between the Commission and the EIF in this respect.
at least the ability to agree on some sort of joint approach as a highly important step,
If we cannot agree on a joint approach then it will not matter who had what starting position at the beginning of this problem because we will all pay the price through a domino effect.
We will have that from the Transport Committee in this good, joint approach, but they want their civil liberties protected from the effects of terrorism
national governments to devise a joint approach for tackling these issues in an appropriately dynamic
it may also be to adopt a joint approach when tackling specific new problems,
play an important part in promoting a joint approach by the Economic Union and the US to their trade relations with third countries.
this subgroup aims to develop technical expertise and a joint approach in the application of modelling tools to competition policy.
It outlines the joint approach of both sides on the main parameters of such negotiations
economic nationalism instead of solidarity and a joint approach.
Therefore, the objective should be a joint approach between the Commission, the ESA and the Member States
through effective cooperation embedded in a joint approach.
Today, when this House is being asked to give its opinion on the outcome of a conciliation procedure that will bring a conclusion to this long process- more than three years' work- we as rapporteurs are delighted with this joint approach, which has enabled us to achieve what I believe to be a very satisfactory result.
The European Commission decided to adopt a joint approach to these regions through its programmes of options specific to the remote and insular nature of the outermost regions(POSEI):