Examples of using More flexible approach in English and their translations into Polish
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Enhanced CDD: a number of stakeholders have suggested that a more flexible approach could be applied as to when and which EDD measures need to
It will therefore be necessary to establish a somewhat more flexible approach to wine, for example by placing wines in bands according to their strength, to avoid unduly
the Member States with a more flexible approach to subsidiarity while the sharp distinction between EU- and national competences is tending to blur.
as it moves towards a more flexible approach to vaccination, as well as improving current measures to control major animal diseases.
Option 1 presents a more flexible approach for Member States through the earmarking provisions, while Option 2 provides a more visible
also by adopting a more flexible approach where possible.
the Member States with a more flexible approach to subsidiarity with a less sharp distinction between EU competences and national ones.
It will therefore be necessary to establish a somewhat more flexible approach to fermented beverages, by placing them
The Commission can accept this more flexible approach, in the light of the provisions introduced to ensure that conflicts of interests are avoided
which proposed a more flexible approach in a new Article 4(2)a.
Such agreements would allow a more flexible approach to social security coordination than is possible under association agreements and could also be
The more flexible approach put forward with respect to considering the relevant factors in the steps of determining the existence of an excessive deficit could also benefit countries undertaking systemic pension reforms,
Regarding the Commission's proposal to merge the cultural contact points and the MEDIA desks into the Creative Europe desks, the Committee believes that a more flexible approach is required, which takes account of the specific situations in the regions of the Member States.
it allows us to retain a more flexible approach to the"linguistic" side of the text
The more flexible approach on GM cultivation preserves the strict EU-wide authorisation system already in place, which is based on science,
the present regulatory framework, cases where a more flexible approach to spectrum usage is urgently required.
However, in view of reaching a compromise with the Council the Commission acknowledges that a wider scope of application can probably only be achieved through a more flexible approach, i.e. the possible exemption of the abovementioned services but through a longer list of non-exemptible articles in Art 2(5)
The idea behind adopting a more flexible approach is to accelerate expenditure schedules,
I should like to say that the desired move towards a more flexible approach and a more emphatic focus on investment