Examples of using More integrated in English and their translations into Polish
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In 2006, the Commission called for a more integrated approach to innovation and identified new areas of action.
Greater trainee mobility would contribute to achieving a more integrated EU labour market through better matching and sustainable job creation.
based on operational requirements, reflecting the need to ensure more integrated management of the airspace regardless of existing boundaries;
Promoting a more integrated society: a Europe that displays responsibility and solidarity in immigration and asylum matters.
There is a need for more integrated policies contributing to European competitiveness,
The role of the European Supervisory Authorities(ESAs) is fundamental in building a deeper and more integrated single market.
A policy framework to strengthen EU manufacturing- towards a more integrated approach for industrial policy.
Standards may play a useful role for higher quality services and more integrated EU markets.
Euroregions that have more integrated structures and their own financial resources set more ambitious aims for themselves.
Further industrial adaptation should aim at greater specialisation leading to a more integrated supply chain
on-going process towards more integrated coastal planning and management.
A more integrated and better functioning Single Market for services is vital to contribute to the economic recovery of the EU.
More integrated and better functioning services markets should therefore enhance the competitiveness of the EU economy as a whole.
A policy framework to strengthen EU manufacturing- towards a more integrated approach for industrial policy.
are there targeted changes to securities ownership rules that could contribute to more integrated capital markets within the EU?
This will inevitably require a more integrated external policy
A more integrated investment fund market will also offer the European investor an enlarged choice of better performing funds.
More integrated capital markets will lead to efficiency gains
It may, however, be desirable to go further in facilitating a more integrated treatment of corporate groups in insolvency.
The new EU economic governance builds on a stronger and more integrated evidence base for implementation, making better use of shared analytical frameworks,